Sentence examples for walking solo from inspiring English sources

David was walking solo that windy day, approaching Park Circle, when he spotted it.

That Ms. Pittman had no qualms about walking solo down a dark, deserted street is a sign, certainly, of her rural roots.

After an attempt at walking solo to the north pole was scuppered by thin ice, he sustained frostbite to his fingers.

I personally like walking solo, as I can set my pace and spend time with myself.

Daniels is planning a 2013 expedition to become the first woman to walk solo to the North Pole The Polar People (thepolarpeople.co.uk) offers a range of trips to the Arctic I love the Ardèche in south-central France.

Ann was successful and since then she has walked to both Poles, become a Polar guide and now has her sights set on being the first British woman to walk solo to the North Pole - an endeavour she'll attempt for the second time this March.

In 2010 he walked solo across the entire Islamic Republic of Iran, covering over 1,000 miles in 60 days.

Part of the great pleasure of "Walking Home Solo," set to music by Dicte Westergaard Madsen, Frans Bak and Liina Vahtrik, was the way the three dancers played off one another with an alert, easy-going complicity.

But there's no reason to worry about walking in solo; college is a clean slate for everybody, so no one will judge you for not having a posse on day one.

I did the walk solo one Saturday, starting with a coffee at dawn from the Starbucks above the Chambers Street subway near the top of Battery Park City.

Yes, talk with those friends and acquaintances who might pass by with their babies in strollers, or on their blades or bikes, or out for a walk solo or with their dogs.