Sentence examples for put walking from inspiring English sources

In 1955, Guy Debord's psychogeography suggested a ludic discipline that put walking and discovery at the heart of a new way of looking at cities and other landscapes.

It also puts "Walking Dead" in the rarefied company of TV's most-watched shows.

STAY PUT Walk out the door of the shop wearing your new clothes, meet up with your significant other and head to one of the area's lovely little gems like Turks & Frogs, Pasita and Wallsé.

Investors short the higher-strike puts walk away with the full amount of premium as long as the puts expire worthless at expiration due to sufficient appreciation in the price of JNPR shares.

Don't put cycling, walking or the theatre down as hobbies.

Bewdley is similarly picturesque but with no funicular, so here you can put off walking no more.

Inspired by Kaprow, Mr. Grooms had already put on "Walking Man," his first Happening-like event, that September in a gallery in Provincetown, Mass.

This is an extreme set of neuroses - or, as Daniel prefers to put it, "walking in a self-imposed narrow corridor of behavioural possibilities".

All relationships have challenging moments when you have to choose between staying put and walking away.

His daily life is mainly composed of, as he puts it, "walking around".

Don't roll your eyes: at some point summer will belatedly arrive in Britain, then we'll all be putting our walking boots on again.