Sentence examples for take a crawl from inspiring English sources

Michael Klein, director of Industry Strategy, Retail at Adobe suggests brands take a "crawl, walk, run" approach to personalization.

7 p.m. 2. A BITTER TOUR Take a pub crawl through Oxford's most traditional pubs, like the classic student haunts Kings Arms (40 Holywell Street); the ancient, low-ceilinged Turf Tavern (4-5 Band Place); and the central White Horse (52 Broad Street).

A competitive swimmer as a child, Mr. Lorenzetto does laps at Hamilton Fish most weekday mornings, a feat that is difficult to imagine on the weekends, when it is impossible to take a single crawl stroke without swimming into someone else's chest.

You'll probably want to take a nap, crawl into a little box with a blanket and a pillow, and read a story, like a mouse would do, but there's no time for that.

Be aware that premature infants may take a while to start crawling or walking.

Our rule is, if traffic slows to a crawl, we exit and take a breather.

Instead of the steady crawl forward, children take a few steps back, and forget what they've learned over the course of the year.

The rest of us would rather just crawl into bed and take a nap with our new hubbies.

Listening to this compilation CD of Rocky Mountain bands is like taking a virtual bar crawl through Colorado's clubs, coffeehouses and ski-lodge lounges.

Billie Jean King National Tennis Center may sit about 10 miles from Times Square, but it can take an hour or more in crawling traffic.

Colm Quilligan of Dublin Literary Pub Crawl takes a group from pub to pub each night, telling of them of authors old and new that haunt or haunted the pubs.