Walkman

How To Use Walkman In A Sentence

• It is a Walkman-sized device wired to a skull cap that monitors brain waves.
• He listened to a Walkman and answered in a curt, dismissive tone. Times, Sunday Times
• For one thing, since blessing myself with an iPod in April, I don't use a Walkman any more.
• Yes, but you cannot disinvent the Walkman or disinvent the VCR. No; you have to reinvent parents. A Conversation With William Bennett
• Further out, up to her waist, an elderly matron in a voluminous one-piece holds a walkman in upraised arms and belts out the chorus to an opera.
• The expression falls to a frown, though, when Megan pulls out her Walkman, puts on headphones, and leans against the mirror with her eyes closed. Ruby’s Slippers
• It also can alert you to text messages, mute or reject incoming calls, and shuffle the songs on any of the new Walkman phones.
• Now I'm familiar with three handsets in the Walkman family, and there are no big surprises here.
• Citizens bumble past the plywooded remains of the mall in the stilted, balance-upset walk of old people trying Walkmans for the first time, their eyes blank and deinstitutionalized. Shampoo Planet
• Tucked the small earplugs in, thumbed the Walkman 's start button, and closed his eyes, lying at ease, waiting to be counted. STONE CITY