Sentence examples for version of a stroll from inspiring English sources

Video gaming's own version of a stroll though the countryside.

"I thought, wouldn't it be great if this information resided on the Internet?" The next year he started his version of that neighborhood stroll, Insider Pages (www.insiderpages.com), a Web site of reader-written reviews of service providers.

Its expression of civic pride is a musical version of strolling along the city's byways with the volume on the iPod lowered enough for the sounds of the street to filter through the music.

Mellophone (a marching version of a horn).

Buy an audio version of a book.

This is apparently the act of going for a stroll without one's umbrella.

The two old guys, Mick and Fred, go into a kind of arthouse version of Statler and Waldorf, and they stroll around the grounds, grumping away, torturing themselves by whingeing about their prostate worries and perving over the current Miss Universe (Madalina Diana Ghenea) who has won a stay here as part of her prize and turns out to be smarter than anyone thought.

I take a stroll north of the city, which in 1981 was full of barley fields.

A chaladoo is a version of a….

He walked with confidence instead of a slow stroll.

It has the rambling, informal feeling of a languid stroll through an English garden.