Sentence examples for walk about with from inspiring English sources

After Kylie was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma -- a connective tissue cancer -- three years ago, she was forced to walk about with IV poles that usually got in her way and she wasn't strong enough at the time to push, WTNH reported.

I used to walk about with these euphoric rave chords playing in my head over and over, taunting me over my inability to give them a name, to solidfy them into something real, something that I could go out and buy and wear out replaying in my bedroom.

Don't walk about with weapons like Hitman does.

If you walk about with headphones, turn them off from time to time.

Within an hour after birth, guinea pig babies should be able to walk about with their eyes open.

You don't have to walk about with a huge grin on your face, but try not to look thunderous when you walk in e.t.c.

Alice occasionally walks about with her underwear around her ankles.

"She walks about with ostrich feathers that go down to her ankles,".

This old imposter was walking about with a good sixpennyworth on his back".

"She walks about with ostrich feathers that go down to her ankles," View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.

Writer spent time walking about with soldiers from the Tenth Mountain Division during an exercise near Brig.