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walk

[wawk] / wɔk /






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"I don't want them to be walking around worried about paparazzi. I don't want them being compared to somebody else's famous kids."

From BBC

I walked off feeling as if I could do “David Letterman” the following week.

From The Wall Street Journal

This pro will walk through your home with you, pointing out the structural problems that could concern a buyer when they bring in their own inspector.

From MarketWatch

The then-Welsh secretary had difficult job to do walking the tightrope in trying to keep Labour politicians happy at both ends of the M4.

From BBC

“A big part of what I do is walking and doing urban hikes,” she said, noting that she’s trekked through nearly 20 countries.

From Los Angeles Times