Sentence examples for though walking from inspiring English sources

Even in those days, though, walking into his shop was an unforgettable experience.

At times, though, "Walking Tall" seems remarkably cleareyed about the racial tensions of the time.

Mostly though, walking the city it is about meeting the people who live here.

Some of the fellows, though, walking in a Lurch gait, looked like headwaiters bent from serving too many aperitifs to French ladies.

For Ms. Solnit, though, walking is endangered, "under assault" by the forces of the modern era: the phony colonnades of Las Vegas, the growth of suburbia, the sterility of the treadmill.

Association of PA with cancer incidence was weak, though, walking or bicycling at least 60 min day−1 was associated with a significant 16% reduction in cancer incidence.

For now, though, walk south down Swanston Street; you will see the regal State Library of Victoria on your left, where you can absorb the bookish atmosphere or seek out one of the exhibitions and informative talks on offer.

Many more, though, walk past, sneaking sideways glances or looking back.

"This is a city we all inhabit, we all drive though, we walk though, we live and breathe and eat in this city," Singh said.

That quote came from Lyndon Johnson's caustic tongue in the 1960s (though "walk" is a sanitised version of the vulgar verb that LBJ used).

Any soldier who serves 19.5 years, though, walks away with no retirement benefit.