Examples of 'he will be walking' in a sentence
Meaning of "he will be walking"
he will be walking: This phrase suggests a future event where a specific male individual will be engaging in the act of walking. It indicates a forthcoming action related to the person moving on foot from one place to another
How to use "he will be walking" in a sentence
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he will be walking
He will be walking straight into his death.
If someone does he will be walking to his death.
He will be walking funny the rest of his life.
We are afraid he will be walking soon.
He will be walking down the aisle before you do.
I know it will be just a matter of days before he will be walking everywhere.
And he will be walking with a limp.
Right over there is the doorway He will be walking through.
Maybe he will be walking you down the aisle.
I will rot in a jail cell, and he will be walking free.
He will be walking around this town.
I predict that he will be walking by Christmas.
He will be walking very gingerly.
How did you know that he will be walking into a trap today?
He will be walking through that door any moment now.
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Point blank, two slugs, and he will be walking in a week.
And he will be walking into his lake house.
Wonderful . He will be walking soon.
He will be walking the green mile as soon as he gets there.
Whereas, with Harp, he will be walking straight into our trap.
He will be walking with a limp for the rest of his life.
But really, he will be walking into our decoy room.
He will be walking soon.
Best watch out. He will be walking down the aisle before you do.
He will be walking into whatever trap the witches set for him.
I think he will be walking in a couple of months if not earlier.
He will be walking in the woods next Sunday.
Well, he will be walking back here in about an hour.
He will be walking free and I still will not know what he did to my Sophie.
Uh, maybe he will be walking you down the aisle?
And he will be walking into his lake house to watch the sunset.
He will be walking before the holiday's over.
He will be walking at eight months, you mark my words.
And he will be walking through that door in three, two.
He will be walking around with a limp, because you can not park a few cars.
And he will be walking into his lake house to watch the sunset . Yeah.
He will be walking very gingerly. Here comes the German lieutenant.
He will be walking back?
But soon, he will be walking on the road to Calvary, carrying the cross.
