walk into

verb

1. (intr, preposition) to meet with unwittingly

   to walk into a trap

Example Sentences

Nobody can be expected to walk into the international game without that knowledge, and you cannot have that without playing a volume of cricket.

From BBC

The drink was a Laphroaig whisky - a smoky, peaty Scottish malt, like pouring a wistful but rather melancholy highland walk into a tumbler.

From BBC

"Our treatment system is delivered through the public sector, which means it's incredibly bureaucratic. So you can't just walk into a service and get seen that day, for instance, the way you can in England."

From BBC

The president also said another friend of his leaves his garage door open, “so that people can just walk into his garage and take whatever they want and leave.”

From Los Angeles Times

“Come down here and start trying to pay your medical insurance. Come down here and walk into Costco to try to feed your family.”

From Salon