Sentence examples similar to enjoy of walking from inspiring English sources

Or will someone unexpected enjoy the thrill of walking up the 18th fairway and into history?

But persons of a certain fortunate hue, like Prince, Colin Powell or Enrique Iglesias, would be able to enjoy the illusion of walking around with no pants whatever.

But they do not support a quick withdrawal.[B]efore we throw up our hands and enjoy the catharsis of walking away, we must exhaust every attempt to minimize further nightmares.

One simple prescription for reducing obesity is to move back to the city and enjoy the benefits of walking and bicycling ("active transportation") to get where we need to go.Mark Chase Lecturer Department of urban and environmental planning Tufts University Somerville, Massachusetts* SIR – The decline of smoking has contributed to rising obesity.

Smith, who has a multimillion-pound fashion empire and more than 300 shops, said in Amsterdam last week that his job is to "touch people, with friendliness, or with emotion or by making them feel better or enjoy the experience of walking in my shop".

The main thing she told me in the build-up was to try and enjoy the moment of walking out as the defending champion.

He enjoys the business of walking & shaking hands & getting people's spontaneous reactions.

We've enjoyed eight years of walking to great museums, restaurants and performances in downtown Philadelphia.

Just the other day - one of the few warm ones in late March - I was enjoying the freedom of walking outside coatless when a young man in front of me, nice looking enough in khakis and a polo shirt, turned his head to the side and let fly a spinning glob that landed dangerously close to my left shoe.

Wawrinka enjoyed the experience of walking out on to Rod Laver Arena as the defending champion but after a week in Melbourne, he feels ready to focus on the "new tournament".

Matt (7) enjoys the responsibility of walking and feeding them, Julia (4) has been able to hone her skills at poking and pulling ears and tails.