Sentence examples similar to walker fine from inspiring English sources

Charlotte said she liked her walker just fine, thank you, and she wasn't going to buy another; she already had two.

A cane or a walker were fine for around the house, but my condition had exacerbated to such an extent that it interfered with my ability to enjoy certain activities, like shopping, and wandering through cruise ships, where I have been known to go missing for days as I walk from bow to stern to bow to stern, with no idea how to get where I'm going.

Long lead lands dog walker with £50 fine Jump to media player Maureen Sanders was issued with a fine for having her dog on a lead longer than two metres.

There are far more encouraging sights in wandering a fine walkers' city of neighborhoods awhirl with immigrants rising and affluence compounding -- with affluence showing the edge.

A stilt walker and juggler are fine, but what about all those other outrageous things that make Vegas Vegas?

There are scientists, film-makers, fine artists, walkers, storytellers, a cub scout pack, massive venues and tiny two-person companies, wanting to make their "laboratory of the streets" on 4-5 October 2014.

The particular nature of the countryside makes it ideal for walkers (there's a fine walk signposted from the road at San Martino in Grania) and cyclists.

A local authority has approved plans to fine dog walkers who leave home without poo bags regardless of whether their pet makes a mess or not.

A public consultation over plans to fine dog walkers up to £1,000 if they are caught without a means of clearing up after their pets is to be launched.

The council said there would be a month of offering advice and warnings to dog walkers before the fines were enforced in January.

bags of Walkers Thai Sweet Chilli Sensations, the finest crisp known to man (you will have been told to turn up at 7.30PM ["sharp!"] for dinner: it will not be served until 9.15PM at the earliest, and you will want the crisps); and, if you really want, a box of M&S chocolates or something that makes you look like you go to these things a lot.