Sentence examples for where walks from inspiring English sources

THE OUTFITTER Ramona Cazacu, an independent Romanian guide, leads custom-designed English-speaking village-to-village tours throughout the country, though she says she particularly likes remote Maramures, where walks offer opportunities to meet the locals out raking hay or wearing folk costumes en route to church on Sundays.

That suggests Michael Brown thought there was plenty more where Walk Away Renee came from.

The exhibition covers seven fields where walking can be strenuous and cow droppings are prevalent, so appropriate footwear is advised.

There are 38 seats at simple light-wood tables, and a bar where walk-ins can order à la carte from the tasting menu.

The two of us adjourned to the restaurant, where, walking just like Charlie Chaplin, Chaplin led the way to a table by a window.

That's where walking meetings come in.

In fact, some well-intentioned policy initiatives reduce the perceived safety of walking to the point where walking is abandoned by the most vulnerable pedestrians.

Today, there are 194 retailers signed up, but almost all of them are in Chicago, where Walk.by is based.

Most studies use optical motion capture systems, which usually induce space limitations and where walk is thus recorded on a treadmill.

During the Troubles, council chambers were often turbulent places where walk-outs, sit-ins and even punch-ups were not unusual.

Here's where walking comes in.