Sentence examples for walked over from from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Netterfield must have walked over, from her own house.

Brehaut walked over from the practice range, where he had stood 10 yards from Tiger Woods.

Brenda Dean walked over from the shelter on Fulton Street where she had been staying lately.

Some of the armed men may have walked over from a skirmish with American troops; it is unclear.

A group of them, all black and ranging in age from 30 to 60, had walked over from a halfway house.

"He just walked over from the line and started playing like he was in the Boston Pops," his trainer at the time, Gene McCarthy, 77, recalled.

Mr. Islas walks over from his office to eat his packed lunch under a tree every day.

"They're from my mother," he says, obviously delighted that she was able to walk over from her apartment in Manhattan for a riverfront rendezvous.

A few minutes after six, Ron Kirk came into view, walking over from Sutton Place, slowly, as if he had surveyed the scene that awaited him and was in no hurry to reach it.

It's all in the layout of the site: as you walk over from the campsite, the first thing you come across is the Waterfront Stage, and, when you cross over the bridge, it's not music stages that you first see, it's the literature and poetry tents.

He has noticed that Yanni Paspatis, who works at the Israel Discount Bank, walks over from Fifth Avenue as many as three times a day for espressos, and that Pamela Leo, the assistant director of the library's Center for Scholars and Writers, likes the Red Eye -- regular coffee with a shot of espresso.