Sentence examples for walk blind from inspiring English sources

He had wanted to walk blind through the fog.

In "Words of Wisdom," he raps, "Niggas, what are we going to do? Walk blind into a lie or fight.

Theodore White, in his 1978 book "In Search of History", wrote that "to ignore the perception of China by the Chinese is to walk blind into their world".

"The kid [Piquet], if it was up to me, wouldn't be allowed to walk blind people on the sidewalk," he was quoted as telling the Spanish radio station Onda Cero.

"It's like walking blind in a minefield," said Nouriel Roubini, a New York University economics professor who warned of an impending credit crisis at this conference a year ago.

'The sheer number of people walking blind into their financial decision-making presents a disturbing trend and an alarming picture for the future,' says Tony Solomon, a director at Zurich.

In just his second year wrestling and first at the varsity level, Martinez is still walking blind into CIF Individuals next weekend, along with Bitetti.

But the icon was talking literally, it seems, after a video was published today showing her appearing naked in a series of unusual poses: hugging a giant crystal, walking blind-folded through a garden and bending over a stick in a forest... So, has Lady Gaga finally taken 'gaga' to its limits?

Chunks of Dickensian dialogue, like "decrease the surplus population" and "who made lame beggars walk and blind men see," remain largely intact.

Not dial-a-miracle, not weekly serials of the paralyzed who walk, the blind who see, the dead who rise — the province of too many oily, faith-healing vaudeville acts.

His Tiny Tim reveals that he was never really the angelic tot who piously hoped the sight of him in church would remind the able-bodied congregation "who made lame beggars walk and blind men see".