Sentence examples for from stroll from inspiring English sources

Test cricket does like to tease, to suddenly change pace from stroll to sprint, to shock and to awe.

But when I returned to my room from the thermal baths, or from strolling in the streets with my camera, I read the news online.

Now, to prevent the fish from strolling the seventy-five yards over dry land to a nearby river and from there to habitats far, far away, authorities are considering poisoning the pond.

Let's take one example: The fact that people are prohibited from strolling down Fifth Avenue in the nude does not constitute an attack on the fundamental rights of nudists.

Today, a sign in French at the entrance to the mews announces that access is forbidden to "every unknown person," but we were there when the concierge was off duty, and no one stopped us from strolling in and out.

I spent the rest of the morning in that state of awe and contemplation that comes from strolling among hundreds of silver and bronze Buddhas and admiring intricately carved wooden panels.

The web-based iBeengo allows clients to pick and choose their itinerary, with walking tours taking in local sites and attractions - from strolls along old colonial streets, to tasting traditional Taiwanese snacks.

From strolls along Kitsilano Beach to bike rides in Stanley Park to hikes up Grouse Mountain, Vancouver is a paradise of open-air pastimes.

This you can deduce from any stroll around New York.

From here, stroll over the railway bridge and join the queue at Lisboa, a Portuguese patisserie at number 57 (020-8968 5242).

An Evening Roost From Lafayette, stroll along Bay Avenue toward town, past Federal-style and Queen Anne houses with blossoming gardens.