Sentence examples for walk without someone from inspiring English sources

I could hardly take a walk without someone stopping to offer me a ride.

Even cross-walks confuse him: "I don't even know how to walk anymore without someone telling me," he says.

You could barely walk without jostling someone in the piazza, and then you lined up for a table at one of the bistros.

"It was impossible for me to walk two blocks without someone saying something," she said.

They couldn't walk three steps without someone rushing up to shake their hands.

I couldn't even walk round Waitrose without someone asking me where to find the second rusty key in the tomb of Tihocan.

They play hockey in the hotbed that is Montreal, where they cannot walk a block without someone asking for an autograph or a picture, where they would not dream of going out poorly dressed.

Poor old footballers can't even walk into some clubs without someone trying to pick them up.

He can hardly walk half a block without someone asking, "Are you the guy?" (The guy being different from that guy).

"I still can't walk into a pub without someone shouting 'It's Friday, it's five to five … it's Crackerjack!'" he told the Express in 2014.

I can't walk down a street without someone saying Meldrew's catchphrase, "I don't believe it" and I say, "You'd better".