Sentence examples for walk usually from inspiring English sources

SCOPING OUT THE STREET Around 11, I head out for a walk; usually I'm heading south and people-watching as I go.

At five o'clock every morning she sets out for a two hour walk usually one of more of her five dogs are taken along.

The walk usually ends with a photoshoot at King's Cross St Pancras, but Eleanor had been warned by a police officer that anyone taking pictures at a train station during the Olympics would have their camera confiscated and destroyed.

Almost every day, for half an hour or so, he would descend from his 93rd floor office at the World Trade Center and walk, usually along the Hudson in Battery Park City, gazing out toward New Jersey.

They are uttered, or just thought, at the crucial moment in many a great walk, usually when a corner is turned and the true dimensions of the landscape open up and show a narrow stony path, winding onwards for long miles, always upwards, to a goal that is impossibly distant and probably wreathed in ominous black clouds.

Similarly, although going for a walk usually cheers me up, it also gives me an excellent opportunity to brood if I'm inclined that way.

But most walked, usually at a pleasant pace of about 3 miles per hour.

"When they're out walking, usually they carve out places for themselves," he said.

Most New Yorkers, of course, while they profess to enjoy walking, usually do it no more than they have to.

My explorations and daily walks usually lead to landscapes of the signature skyline and attempts to find symmetry in unlikely places".

"But these walks usually ended badly.