Sentence examples for walkabout of from inspiring English sources

This week, Roz Chast chronicles her artist-led walkabout of City Island with Elastic City.

This is a romantic walkabout of a book, a dream that takes us with it.

By The New Yorker September 14, 2011 This week, Roz Chast chronicles her artist-led walkabout of City Island with Elastic City.

The visit to Tripoli, which took place despite to the British embassy and consulates in Libya, included a walkabout of the city's Martyrs Squaree amid heavy security after Mr Cameron had arrived from the airport in a 16-car convoy.

Whenever friends or relatives gave him infants to carry, "I would take hold of the baby with all the relaxed composure of the minister for Northern Ireland being handed a mystery parcel during a walkabout of West Belfast," he says.

While my walkabout of six months is slowly coming to an end, I truly believe my mother's spirit has lead me to my second home.

The scene was Birmingham's Walkabout, one of a chain of Australian theme pubs across the country.

Bender has helmed "Walkabout", "Man of Science, Man of Faith" and this season's best "The Man from Tallahassee" just to name a few".

The album leans heavily on dramatic strings and the clipped, walkabout funk of the clavinet and from the coiled funk of "Alakazam !" to the soaring French touch of "Love S.O.S.," it suggests an incarnation of Justice that is more rounded and fully realised than on their debut, yet lighter and more dextrous than on Audio, Video, Disco.

The album leans heavily on dramatic strings and the clipped, walkabout funk of the clavinet and from the coiled funk of "Alakazam !" to the soaring French touch of "Love S.O.S.," it suggests an incarnation of Justice that is more rounded and fully realized than on their debut, yet lighter and more dextrous than on Audio, Video, Disco.

He refuses to let Locke come on the walkabout because of his condition, saying it is too big of a risk for the insurance company.