Walking Along In A Sentence

• They were walking along a ravine.
• Walking along that path that they made.
• Near this ducks were walking along.
• Someone was stealthily walking along the corridor.
• All this time they had been walking along hand in hand.
• The driver would be walking along beside driving.
• I was walking along one day and came up to a big tent.
• I wor walking along a certain street wot shall be nameless.
• You were walking along, caring for yourself, but hungry.
• We had been walking along while Benny was talking.
• In a few minutes they were walking along the Strand.
• I saw, too, a figure walking along the shore.
• We were now walking along together towards Westminster.
• I happened to be walking along the Boulevard to my hotel.
• To keep warm I began walking along the road.
• Anna Sergyevna was walking along it escorted by Bazarov.
• Isn't that him walking along over there?
• There were three figures out there on the road walking along.
• So there had to be other persons walking along to make it look natural.
• He was walking along a road which skirted his own group of pits.
• A few bombers were walking along the continuation of the front line.
• Anselmo was walking along the quay when he heard quarrelling voices.
• We were walking along a country lane to a turning where a trench boyau began.
• The men were walking along without much attempt at regular order.
• Harris was walking along moodily, apparently lost in thought.
• He landed from the boat, walking along the street to the sea-front.
• The girl was walking along the shore, meditatively swinging her hat.
• They then retraced their steps, walking along the windward edge of the fire.
• How foot-sore and famished we were, walking along this rough part of the road!

• Penny saw then that one of the men had left the boat and was walking along shore.
• He had not been walking along more than ten or twelve minutes before he came to a sudden pause.
• Some of them are walking along very steadily, but there are several that look pretty tipsy.
• The young man after he left home was walking along over the kingdom for a long time.
• They were walking along the open strip of dry stream-bed at the bottom of the ravine.
• They were the head chief and his wife who were walking along, mourning for the dead.
• As the bunny uncle was walking along he suddenly heard a voice calling to him from behind a bush.
• They skirted the cricket field, walking along the path that divided the two terraces.
• Sadly and silently they returned, and rejoined the others, who had been walking along in advance.
• Looking quickly down toward the brook, he saw three people walking along the bank.
• You know a boy always whistles very loudly at night when he is walking along a dark place alone.

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