I walk every day.

I will go on foot.

No, no, I'll walk on foot.

And I will go for a walk.

No, I'll walk, all right.

I like taking a walk.

I like taking walks.

Walk ahead of me.

I walked away.

I just walked away.

My grandmother goes for a walk in the evening.

It's quite simple and fundamental.

I like to walk in the mountains.

I like to walk in the country.

I like going for a walk in the park.

Well, that lasted 17 years.

I usually walk to school.

When I feel fine, I go for a walk.

I walked as far as the school.

Remember, she arrived an hour early and arrives at 5 o'clock, and then she starts walking.

I walked about the street.

We walked on the banks of the Thames.

I like taking a walk in the forest.

I like taking walks in the woods.

I take a walk every morning.

I take a walk at six in the morning.

We went about in the woods.

My sister usually walks to school.

I'm Dr. Francis I'm a U.N. Ambassador and I'm walking around the world.

You walk on and I will catch up with you later.

I take a walk every morning.

I walked around in the field.

I like to roam about the fields.

I like a solitary walk.

I like walking by myself.

We started to walk.

I take a walk at two in the afternoon.

I take a walk at six in the evening.

So this is called stilting.

Walk on the pavement.

What about increasing the fudge factor?

And just a father and son trying to survive, walking along the road.

We walked to the river.

We call that the concept of passive dynamic locomotion.

A sloth is really really slow.