Sentence examples for walking through the town from inspiring English sources

"I can remember walking through the town and seeing the Paisley Daily Express ["Saints Shocker" cried the front page].

He has a rather Stella Street-ish existence, walking through the town with his trolley for the weekly shop, and blandly accepting the double-takes and stares.

Then you walk to the cemetery, and everybody is walking through the town behind the coffin to the cemetery, then they bury the corpse.

His parents are from Nigeria, so after walking through the town, watching the women's team train and learning a bit about what life is like in Norway, he cooked me a traditional Nigerian dinner.

He was filmed walking through the town declaring "the time has come to take revenge on the Turks of this region", using a derogatory Serb term for Bosnian Muslims.

Later, walking through the town's old Jewish neighborhood, I admired the Renaissance-era houses fronted by Italianate entryway arcades, all restored and painted in shades of pink and sea-foam green.

Walk through the town with the children.

I got out and walked through the town centre.

Prunty walked through the town Gleban had become since he had lived in it.

Pocketing the ball upon arrival, he walks through the town and then tees up on the other side.

Gavin Bentley, 18, admitted robbing Rebecca Glover as she walked through the town's Fishergate shopping centre car park in April.