Sentence examples for walk with something from inspiring English sources

"You'd think that someone couldn't walk with something like that".

The Ashdown party might stop for a drink at the spring before pressing on to finish the walk with something a little stronger at the Lord Nelson.

Yet even if there was no advice, Mr. Obama walked way with something perhaps equally valuable: front-page publicity and political goodwill.

He was walking with something, a sheep or a goat, I guessed, although I could scarcely see it in the grass.

In Dartmoor national park in Devon, you can join various events, from ranger-led strolls to night walks, with something for all ages and abilities (until 4 September, moorlandguides.co.uk, most free).

"Every patient that we see, when they walk out of the clinic, they walk out with something that we call an "Action Plan".

…" (Int1) "Every patient that we see, when they walk out of the clinic, they walk out with something that we call an "Action Plan".

That's the wonder of the fringe: you can walk into a room expecting nothing and walk out with something entirely new and remarkable rolling around your brain.

For clothing and accessories, you walk into a store, plunk down your dollars and walk away with something that will mostly sit in your closet.

I'd rather someone walk away disappointed that I won't do something than watch them walk away with something they'll regret a year later".

"I can pretty much walk into that store with anyone of any body type and they'll walk out with something.