Sentence examples for walkers from from inspiring English sources

The race was hotly contested, with walkers from Japan, Russia and eventually China taking the lead.

Joggers and walkers from more urban areas drive up in their Renault Dusters and Hyundais.

Billowing smokestacks and what look like Imperial Walkers from "Star Wars" populate the background.

The pilgrimage has had a burst of popularity in recent years, drawing walkers from around the world.

The steeper stretches are hardly arduous but there are wooden steps fixed with looped nails to stop walkers from slipping.

However, it was walkers from another social class who were to lead ramblers to their first critical victory.

Our new friends were a club of middle-aged walkers from across the border in France, clearly in no need of lessons in enjoying oneself.

[Wall Street Journal, New York Post] The city has stationed pedestrian security guards on the city's East River bridges to protect walkers from marauding cyclists.

If you're in it to see Michonne (Danai Gurira) unsheathe her katana and separate some walkers from their heads, you might get a little restless.

It's always this reified canon of masculine writer-walkers from [Thomas ] De Quinceyto [Charles] Baudelaire to [Walter] Benjamin to [Guy] Debord to [Upton] Sinclair.

From the former, Mercer hears about mortgages and birth coaches, about ecotourism and oil prices, about hedge funds and dog-walkers.... From the latter, conversations about bands coming to Slim's, about the surf at Ocean Beach, about hookups and hangovers, about Vegas strippers and Vancouver bud".