Sentence examples for nothing walking from inspiring English sources

"I was doing nothing, walking around, playing cricket and football," Sajjad said, adding in reference to a senior cleric: "The maulavi sahib talked to me and showed me a cassette, so I got involved.

NBC's cameras found him 105 times for close-ups, replays, reaction shots, moments when he was doing nothing, walking to and from the court or sitting on the bench with a towel on his head.

They drove to Iowa City, where Mollie had attended the University of Iowa, and tried to ignore it all for the day — drinking coffee, talking about nothing, walking among the campus buildings — until they were heading back to Brooklyn, speaking in low voices.

Those who had no destination were, in particular, black men in their forties and fifties, probably unemployed, carrying nothing, walking a lot more slowly.

What you have in mindis nothing, walking around the porch to the back door,the half-filled lemonade pitcher spilling phlox.The latch unhitches to the drop of a thumband summer rushes out with a long-held breath.

He got up and peeked blearily through window blinds and, seeing nothing, walked out of the bedroom, and then the apartment.

Then a woman dressed in almost nothing walked by, and the waiter watched her walk down the street, and he was reminded of his favorite thing about warm weather in Times Square.

He walked away, returned, opened his mouth, said nothing, walked away again.

If they say there is nothing, walk away.

Walking is the Western form of meditation: "You're doing nothing when you walk, nothing but walking.

These poverty-stricken African youths think nothing of walking ten miles to learn in a school that has virtually nothing in way of supplies.