Sentence examples for given a walk from inspiring English sources
John Huang, having been given a walk and thus under no coercion to talk, will remember nothing about Clinton-Gore involvement.
(Length of a walk) Given a walk W with edges F on G, we define the length of W as (sum limits _{e in F} hat{mathrm {w}} e)).
Participants were also given a Walk With Ease educational handbook to be used in conjunction with the program (AF 1999).
Given a walk of length k, say υ1 →...→... υ k+1, its strength is defined as the product of the weights on each edge in the walk, i.e., ∏ i = 1 k w i, i + 1 where w i, jis the weight on the edge (υ i, υ i+1).
Just as Bridget herself was given a walk-on part in Sue Townsend's recent Adrian Mole: The Cappuccino Years, Fielding pays homage to best-selling author Nick Hornby, whose generous quote in praise of Fielding's last book decorates the jacket of this one.
Why was Everton's Ross Barkley given a walk-on part of a couple of minutes at the end?
TRENTON CITY MUSEUM Today at 2, Florence Moonan gives a walk and talk.
You give a walk-on part to Unity Mitford, the Nazi sympathiser.
To raise extra money, he asked Albert Hadley, a veteran New York designer known for his unerring eye, to give a walk-through of the fair.
Called Genesis Park, it's designed to give a "walk-through history of the world according to the Bible".
The dogs were given a final walk at 11 P.M. and woken up at 7 A.M., to introduce them to a routine.
