Sentence examples for try to stroll from inspiring English sources

But a pier is the natural home of courting couples, too, who cavort as the wind whips their hair and coats about, of elderly couples who try to stroll sedately, of families who are out for multigenerational bracing breaths of air and of gulls, which in a wind like this day's, must enjoy the feeling of flying at great speed while hovering motionless above the rails.

There are often lines, so don't just try to stroll in.

I have witnessed appalling scenes between overstimulated children and their tipsy parents, still in a gustatory haze after boiled lobsters or chicken marsala, as everyone tries to stroll home in the gentle pink Vermont twilight.

What is most humorous about those who espouse these theories is that they themselves are little more than armchair quarterbacks, who would drop dead if they so much as tried to stroll to the corner store, let alone tried to wield their blackness at a track meet.

This time it was a dramatic 6-5 victory with Tsuyoshi Shinjo rapping the two-out game-winning single in the ninth inning and being swarmed by his teammates as if he had tried to stroll past a bunch of teenagers at a mall in Tokyo.

Between July and February, try to time your stroll to end at Manly wharf as the sun goes down, when the only mainland breeding colony of little penguins in NSW comes in to nest.

As you stroll, try to spy one of the prehistoric-looking black-crowned night herons nesting in the trees and meditate on the relative merits of the grown versus the built environment.

For instance, during the Arab uprisings in 2011, there were calls on Weibo and other social media sites for "Sunday strolls" across Chinese cities by activists to try to launch a "jasmine revolution".

In fact, strolling through the mall makes me feel a little nauseous, so I try to avoid it.

Don't try to make yourself look eager to talk, look casual and say "Oh, hey, what's up?" and stroll with them.

At one point, the pair took an unannounced stroll down the Point Pleasant Boardwalk before stopping at an arcade so Mr. Obama could try to win a teddy bear by throwing a football through a tire, in a game called "Touchdown Fever".