Sentence examples for really walk around from inspiring English sources

You're living your dream,' but there's no time to really walk around and feel powerful".

I can't really walk around with a ream of paper in my knapsack.

The five-piece boyband should really walk around with 'danger: ears will shatter" warnings tattooed on their foreheads as the shrieks during "Story Of My Life" were loud enough to do just that.

Mom hasn't had time to do her hair, and Dad doesn't really walk around in a suit and tie … or perhaps even pants.

So we turned to Atticus's words, and tried to stand in others' shoes, really walk around in them, before rushing to judgment.

"You can't really walk around outside because there's a bunch of live wires," said Sally Navarre, a first grade teacher at the school.

"I think people are really walking around in shock," said Steven Gaines, a longtime friend of Mr. Salaway's and the author of the best-selling book "Philistines at the Hedgerow" (Little Brown, 1998), a social chronicle of the rich and famous in the Hamptons over the past century.

What America does not realize is they are really walking around with gaping wounds.

Because really, walking around in heels or even sneakers can sometimes... suck.

It's like babies in your house – when they are really small they walk around in your house and they follow you".

"The irony is that it works better as a high-fashion, half-joking, half-serious accessory than as something you really want to walk around in," he says.