Sentence examples for going walking from inspiring English sources
It was hard going, walking on the pebbles, but he was in no hurry.
… Our life is not given to us like an opera libretto, in which all is written down; but it means going, walking, doing, searching, seeing.
What they now say is "I'm taking a few months leave, and I'm thinking of going walking in the Lake District.
And if I were going walking in the Lake District, I'd feel more confident if my guide had previously tackled the Atlas range.
It says something about how Tory MPs view their leader that when she announced she was going walking again — triggering memories of her Welsh hike last spring when she decided to call that snap election — they all screamed "No! Please no!" with the passion of someone who had been told "Chris Grayling is going to say a few words" or "Sir Nicholas Soames wants to show us his burlesque routine".
That's not very much, and so normally most of the important work of keeping you going, walking, talking, and chewing gum falls to your unconscious mind, which can handle something like eleven million bps.
They finished the game and went walking.
They may go walking at lunch.
We go walking on Sundays," he joked.
