Use of walkabout in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include walkabout at the start of sentence, walkabout at the end of sentence and walkabout in the middle of sentence
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walkabout at the start of sentence
- Walkabout is a journey of spiritual renewal where one derives strength from the earth and becomes inseparable from it.
walkabout at the end of sentence
- Spectators lined the route of the president's walkabout.
- My pen was here this morning but it seems to have gone walkabout.
- She gave no outward signs of her problems when she went on a walkabout.
- Prunella was right - why the fuss just because Blythe had gone walkabout?
- Two bodyguards remained a couple of paces behind the president throughout the walkabout.
- You know that when a black fella dies the whole family moves out of the house and goes walkabout.
- Honestly, after talking it up so much in the preseason, then playing hard for the first two weeks, the defense has gone for a walkabout .
- A potentially dangerous blunder by police and security authorities here yesterday saw Mrs. Thatcher mobbed by yelling demonstrators during a shopping mall walkabout.
walkabout in the middle of sentence
- My watch seems to have gone walkabout again.
- Our man's gone walkabout for reasons of his own.
- The princess went on a walkabout in the town centre.
- They wear trendy clothes and walkabout in the market.
- The Prime Minister insisted on going walkabout in Belfast.
- I thought I'd just go walkabout and see what I can dig up.
- Where can I watch walkabout movie online free full stream?
- He was ambushed by angry protesters during a walkabout in Bolton.
- The press conference was followed by a walkabout and a factory visit.
- The prince met local people during a walkabout in Glasgow's George Square.
- After waiting an hour, William did a walkabout and reached her place in the crowd.
- Mr Cameron was also the first foreign leader to go walkabout in Tahrir Square last month.
- John: walkabout is a journey of spiritual renewal. Where one derive strength from the earth.
- Later she received a good luck token when she went on a walkabout in Glasgow's George Square.
- The royal family went on a walkabout at the barbecue party, shaking hands with ordinary people.
- On our night walkabout underneath the Southern Cross, we saw a half-dozen big gray kangaroos feeding on brush.
- New Zealanders are understandably proud that the Queen chose their country for the first-ever walkabout eleven years ago.
- Some Australians simply go walkabout, traversing national parks filled with such devilish critters as koalas, sugar gliders and knee-high wallabies.
- Plant orientation tour: a brief walkabout of factory site and associated facilities (labs, offices etc. ), the materials, materials flow, site security.
- Viewing a "walkabout" simulation of Paris, subjects were exposed to billboards for films including Ice Age 2 and In Her Shoes during their virtual strolling.
