Sentence examples for feeling of walking from inspiring English sources

It is impossible to describe the feeling of walking along a Manila street — a city not known for its walking tours — to the sound of militant Filipino folk music as the ebullient Mr. Celdran stops traffic for the group to pass.

I love that feeling of walking on a knife edge".

When you do visit, you often have the uncanny feeling of walking through a movie.

I like the feeling of walking down the urban canyons created by rows of tall buildings.

It's also good on the boat deck or for hikers who want the feeling of walking barefoot on a trail.

He was walking down the white-tiled corridor, with the feeling of walking in sunlight, and an armed guard at his back.

I still had a bad feeling, so instead of walking the rest of the way home, as I usually did, I turned the corner and went downstairs to another line to catch a different train for one more stop.

- PFoyer My father-in-law is nearly 70 and he gets an enormous feeling of pride walking up to Parkhead from Dalmarnock train station, having seen the area change from thriving to derelict to regenerated (ish) over the 50 years he has been going to watch Celtic.

Each report is presented in a form designed to convey accuracy and offers the lender a feeling of actually "walking through" the site with the consultant.

Enthusiastic and engaging, Madeon describes the song as capturing the feeling of "confidently walking into adversity", whatever that means.

"I think the best word to describe the feeling of him walking up with a gun pointed on me was feeling like this was the end and thinking: 'Is this how I was going to die?'" Jeffries said.