Sentence examples for what a walk from inspiring English sources

For others, the anomaly of lights going out at a certain time was simply strange: a humorous disruption, given expectations one might have of either modernity or what a walk home in an urban area should entail: They go off at midnight – it's hilarious, it's like going back to the Dark Ages! (I34 Hertfordshire).

I'll admit that at some point during your blizzard of e-mails I began wondering what a walk-in bathtub is.

So what?" A walking contradiction, her overall style telegraphs an easy self-assurance.

"I know as much as anybody what a long walk this is," he said at another point.

This may seem like a digression, but digressions are just what make a walk in the woods interesting.

Vinnie Jones accused Davina McCall of "walking like a retard," and gave the audience a demonstration of what a "retard" walks like.

And what a cousin, walking around in a blanket, a bullet-smashed derby, and a necklace of rattlesnake buttons, selling snake oil and mustard plasters.

Like Nicola Clark, I too was watching Big Brother's Big Mouth when Vinnie Jones and Davina McCall joked about her "walking like a retard", complete with full comedy demonstration of what a "retard" may walk like.

'What a lovely walk home we've had together, Mr and Mrs Vasi,' she said, letting Rumi go in ahead of her.

"How few people", we are told of one, "understood what a tightrope she walked or what would happen if she slipped.

You might be amazed at what a few perp walks can accomplish.