Sentence examples for walk often from inspiring English sources

The afternoon includes an hour's nap and another walk, often combined with grocery shopping.

With no transport, this means their only option is to walk, often in the middle of labour, to get help.

If Albee feels that an idea is approaching maturity, he will test it: he will go for a long walk, often on the beach, and introduce his characters to a situation that is not part of the play.

Bats that walk often have pads or suction disks on their thumbs or wrists or both, and many female bats use their thumbs to suspend themselves, hammock fashion, when giving birth.

Hernández walked Suzuki, who does not walk often, to put the potential tying run on base, and he walked McLemore -- back-to-back walks with the middle of the Seattle lineup coming to bat.

But several others, including Arby's, White Castle and Jack in the Box, were more detailed, reporting that the companies prohibit the use of so-called downer cattle, those that cannot walk, often because they are ill.

Turning to his tried-and-true pastime, he took walks — often 30 miles long and sometimes through the night.

Since 2010 there has been a proliferation of blogs describing cross-country walks, often in excruciating detail.

I walked and walked, often losing my way in the maze of streets in Shinjuku or Shibuya.

He read and walked (often alone, especially in Norway) and was a conscientious member of the Church of England.

Yet we discovered that river walks often confined us between towering stands of reeds with no view of the water.