Sentence examples for having a walk from inspiring English sources

"How about having a walk down memory lane to where they originated?

Updated at 12.58am BST 11.59pm BST Appetites sated, we're having a walk round downtown Moab.

More than 2,000 colleagues shared entries, which included simple tips such as understanding nutrition, getting enough sleep, or simply having a walk during lunch breaks.

They moved the ball with their usual ambition, but it was like a dog on a treadmill thinking it was having a walk.

The journey started with Mike Hudson having a walk in hot and dusty Rome with Claude Musikas of the CEA in 1980 and continues to Mike enjoying a celebratory beer (or two) in Reading (2012) with Laurence Harwood and Frank Lewis.

Kerry says: "My family and I were having a walk during the Christmas break and feeding the ducks.

At Notre Dame, the tradition under Phelps has entailed having a walk-on as member of the team, not playing him.

To most people, these baubles mean little, but Mandelson adores pomp and ceremony and fought hard for the pure flummery of chairing 10-minute Privy Council meetings in front of the Queen and having a walk-on part at the state opening of Parliament.

It's like having a walking meditation.

Colbert imagined the pad having a walk-in gulag and an open-concept tiger pit.

Another moment was when I started realizing I was hoarding 'memories.' I used to make so much fun of my mom for keeping absolutely everything as a memory and I find myself having a walk-in closet and a loft packed with memories and items of things I can't let go of that remind me of great times.