Sentence examples for should walk around from inspiring English sources

Marty Markowitz, the borough president, should walk around in a hard hat.

Landlords should walk around and see if their houses are well maintained.

We thought he should walk around with the gun, see how it makes him feel, and then return it".

Most of Alejo Vietti's costumes are lovely, particularly Isabella's and Juliet's (Kate Hess) glamorous dresses, but who decided the Duke should walk around in that dreadful windowpane check?

Theroux, slicker than me, suggested that if I had business to discuss with Clifford, I should walk around with him as he shopped, then leave them to make their film.

Most people don't have concealed-carry permits, but that doesn't mean that they should walk around unarmed.

But should everyone walk around in a hair shirt?

You should not walk around by yourself so much.

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.

You should just walk around: the courtyards, the streets, the sea.' Once the third city of old Russia after Moscow and St Petersburg, it's like Rio to the Russians, who flock here for its warm climate, beaches, cafes and nightlife - and quite possibly for its historic buildings, culture and chess.

As Cooke says: "No one should have to walk around in smelly clothes just because they haven't got enough money.