Sentence examples for walkabout here from inspiring English sources

I'm currently on walkabout here myself, camping out at its most intriguing new opening, Giuseppe Arnaldo & Sons.

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Walkabout opened here in September 1970, it's 44 years old.

"There are only three exporters of Brazil nuts in Brazil who matter, and we are all named Mutran," Aziz Mutran said proudly during a walkabout on his ranch here, which includes a 10,000-acre grove of Brazil nut trees he says is the last of its kind in the area.

Each Google product seems to be on a walkabout, changing a bit here and there each quarter as experience is gained.

The latest by ever-thoughtful Australian director Rolf de Heer, Charlie's Country (StudioCanal, 15) is a stoic, handsome study of white-Aboriginal relations in the country's Northern Territory, and a welcome star showcase for veteran actor David Gulpilil: a background fixture in Australian cinema since his teenage debut in Nicolas Roeg's Walkabout, he's fully, compellingly in focus here.

Culture is the "way things are done around here"—the HP Way, for example, the open-plan, walkabout management style laid down in the 1950s by Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard, a style that still imbues the company today.

Bill Hagarty once beat a drought by sending his 5,000 sheep on a six-month walkabout, feeding them on the grassy outcroppings along public roads, or what ranchers here call "the long paddock".

Perhaps oddest of all are the NGO types – Western women, mostly – who are here to save Cambodia and wouldn't usually be caught dead in a place like Walkabout.

Perhaps oddest of all are the NGO types Western women, mostly who are here to save Cambodia and wouldn't usually be caught dead in a place like Walkabout.

The punters here aren't happy, and there's some talk of a rumble with the regulars from the Walkabout next door.