Sentence examples similar to make a walk on from inspiring English sources
Which passengers or staff would make a walk-on appearance in the pages of the new book?
But Stephen King was unwise to make a walk-on (or actually a phone-in) appearance as himself.
After "Waterfront," he made a walk-on television appearance on "The Red Buttons Show".
Tate has now been the subject of three documentaries and has made a walk-on appearance in another fictional memoir, Boyd's Any Human Heart.
There were bittersweet ones -- the 40-yard game-ending field goal by D. J. Fitzpatrick that gave Notre Dame a much-needed victory and made Fitzpatrick, a walk-on kicker, an unlikely star at the expense of tearful Navy players who had played well enough to snap their 39-game losing streak to the Irish.
They definitely make for a walk on the wild side.
The Miami of Ohio baseball coach, Tracy Smith, did not have a walk-on make his team for the past six seasons.
But if you've ever wanted to make like Anthony Bourdain and Andrew Zimmern and take a walk on the wild side, this dinner is for you!
His lack of match fitness - he retired in 1998 and is grossly overweight - may prevent him making more than a walk-on appearance.
While smallpox often makes a deadly walk-on appearance in histories of colonial life, Ms. Fenn gives the virus top billing, arguing that one particularly lethal outbreak in the 1770's nearly cost the colonies the War of Independence.
