Sentence examples for walking blindly from inspiring English sources

The first two scenes of this video shows Spring Flamingo walking blindly over rough terrain.

Is there a grown-up alive who has not scraped off a redolent shoe and cursed the darkness -- the light, too -- after walking blindly where dogs have walked before?

Eliasson's cosmic sorcery of lights and mirrors not only seems to double the scale of the hall, but inspires everyone present to feel as if they're walking blindly off the planet into the setting sun.

Here in 1922 Ernest Hemingway recorded the flight of Greeks across the Evros during the population swap with Turkey: "twenty miles of carts drawn by cows, bullocks and muddy-flanked water buffalo, with exhausted, staggering men, women and children, blankets over their heads, walking blindly along in the rain beside their worldly goods".

Five of the winning playwrights are from Westchester: Danny Gordon, of Mount Kisco ("5 Minutes in Time"); Aaron Arm, of Yorktown Heights ('A Man's War"); Daniel St . Germain of Pound Ridge ("Walking Blindly"), Cait Kuennen Breen, of Shrub Oak (co-writer of "The Death of Idolatry"); and Stephen Fruchtman, of New Rochelle ('The Fake Boy').

We could be walking blindly into a 24/7 surveillance society," he said.

Are we going to walk blindly past van der Weyden's "Pietà"?

"We have walked blindly into a situation where we have a high percentage of diesels in the transport sector.

The genre didn't produce a single great album, and the best of the middling walked blindly in footprints laid out years, even decades, earlier.

We walked blindly north, or maybe east, redwood-shaped shadows on either side of us; we could just make out our legs.

Rigg says the cost of student loans means asking "young people and their families to walk blindly into tens of thousands of pounds of debt when that is culturally taboo".