Sentence examples for phrases walk from inspiring English sources

And when advising students on how to stay safe, almost every uni relies on the same stock phrases: walk in well lit areas, call security if you feel threatened.

By appealing to the principle of compositionality, if there is a rule that combines these two expressions to the verb phrase walk and sing, there must be a corresponding rule that determines the meaning of that verb phrase.

How many times have we heard the phrase "walk the talk" and taken it for granted?

I'm not a big fan of the phrase "walk off homer," which has now been modified to cover any winning play such as the ridiculous "walk off walk".

We have a phrase: 'Walking while trans.' It's a function of our sentencing laws that we put people away for a long time for nonviolent offenses".

To borrow from a popular phrase, walking is definitely a marathon, not a sprint, so get your mental endurance ready before you begin this trek.

He also cinched overcoats with duct tape bearing phrases like "walk with me" and "youth project".

He also cinched overcoats with duct tape bearing phrases like "walk with me" and "youth project".

There are several touching phrases in "Walk On" that hint at the political leader's emotional state.

(Hence the phrase "random walk," to connote the near impossibility of beating the market regularly).

The titles of Sze's new sculptures all contained the phrase "random walk," which conjures up a country stroll but is borrowed from probability theory.