Sentence examples for may walk on from inspiring English sources

At Downing College, Cambridge, signs — and hundreds of years of observed convention — warn that only Fellows may walk on the grass.

At Downing College, Cambridge, signs and hundreds of years of observed convention warn that only Fellows may walk on the grass.

He intrigued himself with, "When I play with my cat, who knows if I am not more of a pastime to her than she is to me?" His classic epigram was: "We may walk on stilts but we are still walking on our own legs: on the highest throne in the world, we sit only on our own bottom".

We may walk on eggshells, tiptoe around the issues, or ignore them altogether.

You may walk on city streets or down a country road.

Children with Cerebral Palsy may walk on their tip toes rather than feet down.

Though the football-lover may not be punting a ball, his doctors are optimistic that one day he may walk completely on his own with some surgery and determination.

At least one group of countries may walk out on Friday, tipping the talks into official crisis mode.

Right from the start, I should have come down here, pointed a finger your way -- pointed a finger your way and asked you, "Have you no decency, sir?" Yesterday, I met -- Mr. Runyon, you may walk out on me, you may walk out on this body, but you cannot walk out on the will of the American people".

The fixed routes means riders may walk more on either end, but they get the benefit of lower fares — $5 one-way in Toronto.

Pilgrims to Santiago may walk through on their final leg.