Sentence examples for walk calls from inspiring English sources

Joe's Grandma notices him trying to walk, calls for Marjorie to witness the first steps, and once he takes them, as the chorus states, "the world belongs to Joe" ("One Foot, Other Foot").

For a walk called "Brighton Zaum", Mr Shalom led a group on an acoustic tour of a remote, Russian neighbourhood.

The Kenyon campus is centered around a mile-long walk called Middle Path.

For further information about the cemetery walk, call St. James Church at (914) 723-6100.

This was one end of the most popular trek in Iceland, a four-day hut-to-hut walk called the Laugavegur.

The walk, called "Centroids and Asphalt," was about paying attention to "the different things that shape the city, different flows of matter and information," Freeman said.

Some veterans argue that this reflected Sir Fred's relative disengagement from investment banking: he preferred to walk call-centre floors, not trading floors.

The 33-minute walk, called "WORDS DRAWN IN WATER," through Oct. 30, equips participants with a map, headset and iPod Shuffle.

Most sights are within half a mile of one another; if you'd rather not walk, call Witch City Rickshaw (www.witchcityrickshaw.com) at (978) 979-9945, for a pedicab.

The video raised questions about the safety of the meat, because cows that cannot walk, called downer cows, pose an added risk of diseases including mad cow disease.

Passing Tarn House as you walk, call into the bird hide – a fantastic place to look for the wide variety of birds that reside by Malham Tarn.