walk into

verb

1. intr, preposition to meet with unwittingly

   to walk into a trap

Example Sentences

There was definitely an agreement with myself in my early 20s to just walk into the room with as much of myself as I could possibly walk into the room with.

From Los Angeles Times

“If you walk into retail establishments, everything you want is behind locked plastic cases, “ McDonnell said.

From Los Angeles Times

“When we walk into 2026, it’d be much easier to defend these seats versus having to flip them. And that’ll give Democrats nationally just a little bit of an extra advantage from a starting point,” said Gomez Daly, a senior political strategist with California Donor Table and chair of Battleground California.

From Los Angeles Times

That means, people walk into recruiting offices and sign on the dotted line to potentially serve in combat, risking their lives in the service of the country.

From Salon

Callum’s smiling face on the wall is the first thing you see when you walk into the living room of his family home.

From BBC