Sentence examples for walk an event from inspiring English sources

The first heroes to enter the stadium, that morning, had been the leaders of the twenty-kilometre walk, an event considered hilarious by everyone on planet Earth except the athletes themselves.

And a disheveled woman slumped against the facade of the Chicago Cultural Center recognized him as he walked into an event.

Meredith Whitney, the chief executive of the Meredith Whitney Advisory Group research firm A couple of years ago in Capetown, South Africa, Teddy walked into an event with 10 6' blonde super models.

Walking into an event where you know no one, and introducing yourself to a stranger can seem intimidating if you don't do it much.

In 2007, then-Senator Barack Obama was paired with Ms. Beck for an event called "Walk a Day in My Shoes," in which he worked for a day at her job caring for an 86-year-old amputee.

You can't walk away from an event like that and not be struck as he was.

"I can walk up at an event to any celebrity, but ordinarily, if I didn't have my camera, I would be too nervous".

Police are planning a "Walk the Beat" event at the park on Saturday, to discuss the issue with community members.

High society may have adjusted, eschewing Dublin's Michelin-starred restaurants in favour of lower-key eateries such as the Town Bar & Grill (the night I was there, Tony O'Reilly, the great business prince of the years before the boom, walked in - an event the owner said was unprecedented).

Mitt Romney and Foster Friess, a wealthy donor to conservative causes, were walking out of an event together a few months ago when Mr. Friess broke the news: After backing Mr. Romney for president four years ago, he was getting behind Rick Santorum this time around.

One Tory MP reportedly walked out of an event at which the UKIP leader was speaking.