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walk

[wawk] / wɔk /






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"Somebody who was unable to carry a cup of tea with one arm can now walk from room to room holding it stably," he says.

From BBC

Come nightfall, I walked to the 11th arrondissement, known for its dining and shopping.

From The Wall Street Journal

On Jan. 30, thousands of students across Southern California walked out of class to join a national day of protests over immigration crackdowns.

From Los Angeles Times

With the title role in coming-of-age teen drama Dawson's Creek, he walked some of the industry's hottest red carpets, and his face plastered magazine covers - one even dubbing him a "new superstar".

From BBC

"They might walk into this film thinking it's a light and fluffy romantic film, as they've seen it portrayed by the stars, when it's actually a deeply troubling story."

From BBC