Sentence examples for usual stroll from inspiring English sources

He said goodbye to Oduwa and took his usual stroll into work.

The obiter dicta were more exotic than usual: strolling past a poolside interview with a white-haired Brazilian sage, I overheard the patriotic aphorism: "America invented the motor car, but Brazil invented Ayrton Senna".

As for O'Connell, after the race he will take his usual evening stroll to the Kerio View hotel for a drink overlooking the valley in Iten.

Larger than usual crowds strolled in the center of the city.

Attendance is scarcely "shopping," in the usual sense of strolling through Portsmouth's many hip boutiques and galleries.

I went for a stroll, as usual, and came away moderately — incrementally — encouraged.

On the plaza, I ran into Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, who was out taking his customary stroll -- unrecognized, as usual, by the tourists wandering by.

On the morning of Friday, September 6, 1901, McKinley dressed formally as usual, then departed the Milburn House for a stroll through the neighborhood.