Sentence examples for sort of walk from inspiring English sources
So she's got to sort of walk through the raindrops.
"I sort of walk a dangerous line," she said.
Because here's Eva Green, apparently on some sort of walk of shame.
My favorite mode of technology for this sort of walk is the printed word.
People just sort of walk in without being previously announced in any meaningful way.
"When I had to walk in the house the way it was, it was to sort of walk into the gray cloud.
But phone hacking did get a sort of walk-on role in two interesting leading articles about the Harris verdicts in the Mail and the Sun.
The problem posed by a different sort of walk-up — the penthouse apartment, often one added later, that must be reached by a flight of stairs after an elevator ride — can occasionally be surmounted, literally: "Sometimes with rich people, what happens is they figure out a way to bring the elevator up to their apartment," said Ms. Ruden of Prudential Douglas Elliman.
"He's a sort of walking microcosm of history".
"So you just sort of walked through, if you did poorly.
He just sort of walked along the piece, and scattered those little bits as the finishing touch of the installation.
