Sentence examples for walking around so from inspiring English sources

"I had been walking around so miserable about my teeth".

He spends a lot of time just walking around, so students will know he is there and approachable, even during the late evening hours.

In "Some Ways to Laugh," which is a hilariously opinionated essay that covers her favorite beverages, Fisher rages against polluted tap water, guessing that in the future, people will be walking around "so full of chemical poisons that they will be impervious to threats not yet invented".

Still, after being away for years, Ms. Watkins was astounded by "the huge variety of things" on supermarket shelves, and mystified at "seeing people walking around so distracted with this telephone business, these cellphones" (not that it takes years of being locked up to make one wonder why so many people feel compelled to be digitally connected every waking moment).

Wearing a suit given to him by an Angolan shopkeeper who stopped him in the street and said he was sick of seeing such a national hero walking around so badly dressed, Rafael Marques de Morais last week picked up a prestigious award on a London stage.

But my suitcase got lost so I only had my boots and it was hot when I was walking around, so I bought flip-flops.

Traditionally they're dipped in rice water and then starched, so you walk around so stiffly.

Watching him walk around so undefended is totally terrifying and exhilarating.

"By making all those changes, people had more room to come in and walk around, so it didn't feel so tiny," she said.

Already last night, it started feeling better, and this morning I could walk around, so it's a lot better than I thought at first".

"I wish there was room to walk around, so I could bring more stuff over," her younger daughter, Tyani, who is nineteen, told me.