Sentence examples for getting ready to walk from inspiring English sources

Getting ready to walk to work on Thursday during the latest Tube strike?

And across the street, Mary Lopreto was getting ready to walk her kids to the school bus.

The oldest is now 9 months old, getting ready to walk, but it is unclear where she will go.

The Takeaway: It's a look that's simple to recreate and works on everyone, including the model Kristen McMenamy, who was spotted backstage (with her signature long white hair), getting ready to walk in the show.

The crowd formed on Gamal Abd al Naser al Nile, a broad boulevard on the banks of the Nile, getting ready to walk into Imbaba, a poor, conservative neighborhood.

"I was pretty nervous getting ready to walk into a professional clubhouse to see a bunch of other guys that were already pros and already had their time in the league.

I resigned and got ready to walk away from my career in medicine.

She finishes her glass of sparkling wine and gets ready to walk around the car park to visit friends.

Intuiting this fact, most people approach used cars with caution: most car buyers will bid low and get ready to walk away.

An earlier announcement had told us to get ready to walk along the tracks – they actually used the term "detrain" (or though perhaps "derail" would be a better expression).

As Robert Van Every got ready to walk through the heavy, clanging gates after a day of visiting his mother, he said, "My biggest wish is that she can come home".