Sentence examples for he described walking from inspiring English sources

Then, as if reliving the moment, he described walking across the tracks that night.

He described walking in Central Park once with his father, then in his sixties, and coming upon a mounted police officer whose horse was acting up.

He described walking for days, eating bread and corn to survive.

In Prison Time, he describes walking in on a young man being forced to fellate another prisoner, an act considered rape in several states and many countries.

However, far from being downhearted, he describes walking away from the cancer diagnosis feeling "vividly alive", looking at his surroundings with a new elation.

In one bit, he describes walking offstage after the Letterman début to warm applause, when somebody approached him and said, "If you're not happy now, you'll never be happy".

At one point, toward the end of the book, he describes walking on DeKalb Avenue and encountering a "pair of obese black women in their late teens or early twenties" and their children, all of whom he learns are homeless.

In "The Pilgrimage" he describes walking into the town and seeing "a statue of a pilgrim in medieval garb: three-cornered hat, cape, scallop shells, and in his hand a shepherd's crook with a gourd — a memorial to the epic journey, now almost forgotten, that Petrus and I were reliving".

O'Kane has lived long enough in Venice to know a lot of the characters personally, and he describes walking the famed boardwalk or supping at coffeehouse tables with many of them in engaging and vivid terms.

Earlier, she described walking by the sea and there being "a sense of things coming and going, being revealed".

We have a note from her after her expedition for the laurel, in which she describes walking in late-fall woods in rain.