Sentence examples for has to walk when from inspiring English sources

That's the tightrope it has to walk when it comes to politics.

He offered to drive me home so that I wouldn't have to walk when I wasn't feeling well".

"Morgan did a great job," said Mr. Silverman, who appears in the film and has seen it twice, "because he walked the line you have to walk when you're trying to entertain people as a storyteller and you're trying to get your movie funded".

Now here to walk the many fine lines you have to walk when you tacitly support dictatorships is Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Francis had his first taste on Monday of the diplomatic tightrope he will have to walk, when Argentinian President Cristina Fernandez asked the former Buenos Aires Archbishop Jorge Bergoglio to intervene in a dispute with Britain over the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic.

But when he has to walk into the valley against the 7-1, 330-pound Shaquilleveryone, everyone is David.

I QUITE like having to walk a bit when I get off a long-haul flight: after sitting for such a time, it's good to stretch the legs and get the circulation going.

And what began in the tone of Elmore Leonard moves into the darker realm of Oliver Stone, who plans to film "Savages" but will have to walk a tightrope when he takes it on.

Mann says the company is going to have to "walk the talk" when it comes to adhering to its passenger bill of rights.

And then you had to walk for miles when you got off at that subway station?

I think we'd definitely be a better team if everyone didn't have to walk on eggshells when he's around".