Sentence examples for thousands walking from inspiring English sources

Take a look, there are thousands walking down the street".

And then I remembered the thousands of Syrian refugees I saw and met streaming through the hot cornfields of northern Greece last summer en route to Macedonia, and the pictures of those tens of thousands walking the frozen railway tracks north to Germany, and of course it made sense.

We seem not even to recognize freedom when we see it: Shiites by the hundreds of thousands walking barefoot to celebrate in the holy city of Karbala, Iraqis turning up at town meetings and trying out democracy for the first time, newspapers and free media sprouting everywhere, daily demonstrations in the streets.

A&E will broadcast their 10th, "Walking Shadow," with Mr. Parker in a cameo role, on Sunday.

Benitez came in for the 10th, walked the leadoff hitter, then faced Burrell two batters later.

So on Monday, for her first-round match against Mathilde Johansson, a Swedish-born French player, Ms. Mattek-Sands, ranked 52nd, walked onto the court with bright purple hair.

There is a clip on YouTube of Clarence Seedorf, a month past his 19th birthday, walking out of the tunnel for the 1995 Champions League final.

Transfuge, a Parisian literary magazine, offered a harsh assessment this month: French literature, obsessed with the past, is entering the 21st century walking backward.

The 139 ninth, 10th and 11th graders walk on floors that are carpeted or covered by exotic, custom-made tiles.

Take the 6 train to 33rd Street, walk down 33rd, get on New Jersey Transit, get off at Elizabeth, then take a cab to St. Pat's to be on time.

John Flaherty walked, only his 19th walk in 389 plate appearances.