Sentence examples for that walk from from inspiring English sources
That walk from the halfway line to the penalty spot in 1998 was the longest of my life.
In one fell swoop Dani has cut down her fuel emissions (no gas needed on that walk from bed to desk) and stopped printing paper when possible.
If you make that walk from the station to the village today, you can look out past the rim of the mesa, which drops nearly a vertical mile.
The crowd came through the ropes and walked behind him, just like that walk from the left side of the 18th fairway when he won the Masters in 1997, and when the enormous gallery of Chicago followed after him when he won the Western Open that summer.
Dotted line indicates the MT. Arrowheads indicate motors that walk from a single MT into an MT overlap.
And then you've got that walk from No. 16 to No. 17.
Don't bother with that walk-down-from-the-top routine.
"I don't see that walking away from it will help," said Richardson after the game.
He said: "Those that walked away from a burning fire last night acted disgracefully and have brought shame on the fire and rescue service.
Beutner said it was the teachers union that walked away from talks last week.
Honestly though, New Directions: you used that "walking from the back of the audience" trick for the sectionals.
