Sentence examples for taking a walking from inspiring English sources
We were taking a walking tour of New York City's Chinatown and Little Italy offered by Stray Boots, a company co-founded in 2008 by Avi Millman '05.
Here I am taking a walking tour of the city of Vologda with Stanislaus, an executive of the Start-Plus company.
Not all are local residents, Mr. Taylor noted, adding, "A couple from Alaska bought into the pub after taking a walking holiday in the area".
For many readers, the sense of connection to the work and the author is the ultimate draw, like taking a walking tour of Dublin locations that Joyce featured in "Ulysses".
The middle-aged Futh attempts to recover from the shock of a failed marriage by taking a walking holiday in the Rhineland, but he is haunted by his mother's scent and the memory of an earlier holiday with his father.
After taking a walking lead while timing Wakefield's motion on his first pitch to Huskey, McRae sprinted 20 feet down the line just as the right-hander initiated his motion.
How about taking a walk on Boardwalk?
This is in contrast to taking a walk or not taking a walk, neither of which normally requires any justification.
One question, "taking a walk outside …", has double weight.
