Examples of 'still have to walk' in a sentence
Meaning of "still have to walk"
still have to walk: suggests that there is a remaining distance or journey that needs to be completed on foot, indicating incomplete progress towards a destination or goal
How to use "still have to walk" in a sentence
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still have to walk
We still have to walk another thirty minutes.
This is your space and you still have to walk all the way around.
I still have to walk through what happened to me.
But I will still have to walk.
We still have to walk out of the state.
So those poor women still have to walk everywhere?
But we still have to walk little by little for people to understand.
I have got a crazy day at work, and I still have to walk Lana.
But we still have to walk little by little.
And after a long day, Simon and I still have to walk home.
You may still have to walk to the canal.
Note that to reach the Jeep, you still have to walk about 1 hour.
We still have to walk a bit.
I've got a crazy day at work, and I still have to walk Lana.
I think we still have to walk for about one hour.
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Even if I become senile and my back gets bent, I still have to walk forward . ”.
Ridiculous that we still have to walk up all these flights of stairs.
We still have to walk the mountain paths for several dozens more days.
This is just ocho. we still have to walk a bit to get there.
I still have to walk forward towards that goal some way some how.
It 's ridiculous that we still have to walk up all these flights of stairs.
We still have to walk on it.
Left it? Well, we still have to walk out of the state.
People still have to walk from their vehicle to the final destination.
We still have to walk.
You still have to walk in on Monday and face the music.
Well, we still have to walk out of the state.
Linor, i still have to walk through what happened to me.
I still have to walk a lot on the next day!
Do we still have to walk behind you?
We still have to walk so let us go . - Thanks.
Do we still have to walk behind you? - Just move your ass.
That we still have to walk a footpath of 2,2 km.
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My nerves have still not quite recovered
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
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