Sentence examples for strolling idly from inspiring English sources
Tourists are descending on its galleries, strolling idly down its byways, reveling with locals at New Year's Eve parties in public plazas.
But even here, on dusty roads filled with men strolling idly because there is literally nothing to fill the time, a U.S. occupation of Iraq is intolerable.
He strolled idly through the bazaar, wearing a new woollen vest and carrying a walking stick; or he went to the big house and sat smoking a hookah with Ghulam Rasool.
They were strolling along, idly picking up shells.
We were idly strolling along the seafront when we were approached by a small and exceedingly hairy man who was carrying a serious amount of camera equipment and sweating profusely.
It was as if Almodovar wanted us to know that spinning tall tales was something he could do while idly strolling down the calle – yet the story was so banal, it seemed a covert admission that his inventiveness was deserting him.
Here, when the sun sets on the Bywater, one does not idly stroll the avenues.
How sick is it, really, to stroll past brownstones thinking idly of neutron bombs that would take out the people but spare the buildings?
Readers turn book pages idly.
Older couples idly stir tea.
