walk into

verb

1. (intr, preposition) to meet with unwittingly

   to walk into a trap

Example Sentences

Time will tell what the true impact is, but if even a few more kids walk into their local boxing club on Monday, the night will have made its mark.

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“Walk into the next iteration of yourself,” she commands.

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“You could walk into Domino’s and get two large pies with one or two toppings on them and walk out for around $20,” he said.

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"We shouldn't assume children are blank slates when they walk into a classroom."

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Every morning, after waking up and making her bed, always taking the time to smooth out all the wrinkles in the sheets with her hands, she’d walk into her mother’s bedroom.

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