Sentence examples for only walked about from inspiring English sources

Though she had only walked about a day and a half, her physical condition and the insufficient water and food she had consumed made her susceptible to a desert death.

You look down at your device only to discover you have only walked about 5,000 steps.

It has threatened further attacks against our homeland; one need only walk about buttressed and barricaded Washington, or board a plane anywhere in the country, to know that the threat is a serious one.

I could only walk about once or twice a week and it was very painful.

A candle or two that can be lit in case of electricity failure might help a lot, not only for walking about, but also in case you need to make a quick escape out of somewhere.

A 2010 pedometer study found that Americans only walked an average of about 5,000 steps a day (one mile is about 2,000 steps), which is the upper limit for a sedentary lifestyle.

Not only can we now walk about without falling over things, but some treasures have been unearthed.

At first only walk about 12 inches (30.5 cm) away.

If only they were allowed to talk about more and walk about less.

Only 14.1% of the elderly choose "I have no problems in walking about;" this percentage is the smallest compared with those of the other four same-level items.

Walking about, feeling, thinking.