Sentence examples for get around by foot from inspiring English sources

Thank goodness Montreal is compact enough to get around by foot.

Cars are not allowed on the island, so residents get around by foot, bicycle or horse-drawn buggies known as faytons.

But owning one would be personally irresponsible in a city so easy to get around by foot, bike or mass transit.

Beds from £18pppn, 0845 371 9536, yha.org.uk/hostel/pwll-deri The Gower may be known as a surfing destination but it's as easy to get around by foot as by surfboard.

As the ancient capital of China, Xian (unlike Beijing) is easy to get around by foot and it's smaller population (13 million) makes it a pleasant city to be in.

"Get around by foot rather than cab.

Getting around by foot or by bike became an exercise in obstacle coursing.

For one thing, with so many people getting around by foot, taxi or public transportation, wireless devices are less likely to be competing with a steering wheel.

There are a number of great places to stay in the heart of downtown Phoenix, making getting around by foot a breeze.

Lamu has no roads and therefore no cars, and the locals get around by donkey or foot, making it an incredibly safe and unspoiled place for children to play while parents relax.

I get around by train and by foot.