Sentence examples for winter walking from inspiring English sources

Snow and ice Unless you're an experienced mountaineer, it's best to enlist a guide to try off-piste winter walking.

If walking off the Christmas pudding is a priority, try the YHA's popular winter walking weekend starting on 27 December.

It's a great area for intermediate skiers, but it's also great for those who just enjoy winter walking.

Still, he gathers evidence, tracking the three relentlessly in the raw Central European winter, walking up and down underpopulated streets in light that is so even and gray it's as if all memory of sunshine had been banished.

Mr. Paley became one of the first Westerners to travel the length of the Wakhan corridor in the winter, walking on the frozen Wakhan River to join an anthropologist, Ted Callahan, in 2008 while on assignment for Geo magazine.

I think of a winter walking her home from the evening job she'd taken packing peanuts so she could buy me the complete Hitchhiker's Guide series that I'd set my heart on for Christmas.

Last week, walking through the cavernous N.I.F.

— George Saunders, "Heavy Artillery," (January 25 , 2010 Walking down aisle.

He described how peaceful it was last weekend walking down Main St.

That spring, walking in town, he ran into Rita.

According to research published last month, walking is better for you than hitting the gym.