So, now living in a house, first floor only, I could likely be a prime target for any kind of scaries and psychos to walk in and get me. |
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As I walk in I notice that the previous name has not been removed so I take a quick peek. |
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This said shoe is usually very difficult to walk in, with the wearer teeter-tottering from A to B and back again. |
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The hill walking training has been necessary as the walk in China involves a rise of 13, 500 feet over the seven-day trek. |
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Shaggy locks of dark, ungroomed hair flitted across my line of vision, but I managed to walk in a straight enough path. |
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You walk in, and there are rows and rows of books on tall dusty bookshelves. |
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So I donned my wellington boots, put on my waterproof coat and my oilskin hat, grabbed my brolly and went out for a short walk in the rain. |
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A French concept, the boscage allowed ladies to walk in the heat of the day under the cool shade of the trees. |
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Now, walk in a straight line along those discontinuous white lines in the middle of the road. |
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If self-restraint at the feast isn't one of your virtues, a walk in the brisk air may help undo what you've overdone. |
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I thought I could walk in there, put up a few cupboards, buy a new fridge and voila! |
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Clemente wanted no part of drawing a walk in baseball's most exalted exhibition game. |
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You could start off doing eight three-minute runs at a very fast pace, with one minute's brisk walk in between each. |
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He pointed to the lock-up detention area and motioned for her to walk in and hand over the tiffin carrier. |
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You don't have to walk in emotional or circumstantial defeat for a single moment if you maintain a fervorent spirit. |
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Slightly surprised, they walk in only to be greeted warmly by a stewardess and ushered to a table. |
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It was difficult for Cora to walk in because the train was three feet long, heavy, and cumbersome. |
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I love the feeling when people walk in into our place and exclaim, OMG, your house looks so pretty. |
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So why on earth does he want to make yet another death-defying walk in the Grand Canyon? |
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A youngster whose father died of cancer is talking part in a walk in Bingley to raise funds for the hospice which cared for him. |
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She opened the doors to a walk in closet full of purple outfits and at least fifty pairs of shoes. |
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We stopped to take a little walk in the nearby park, enjoyed the last bit of pinky clouds that quickly dissolved into the dark blue sky. |
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I'm really disgusted with them over the issue of the lack of thought and consideration for people who have to walk in bad weather conditions. |
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Do they really want someone at the shop door smiling and saying hello as they walk in? |
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He drew a walk in his final plate appearance Friday night before receiving five free passes Saturday and another in the first inning yesterday. |
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He saw his parents walk in followed by a little girl with her brown hair in a ponytail. |
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Role models walk in the shoes of soccer moms and garbage collectors, teachers and students, executives and kitchen help. |
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He pressed a button and a door hissed open, exposing a long dark corridor that hardly looked big enough for a grown-up to walk in. |
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Go for a hike, toss a frisbee or enjoy a walk in the park, go rollerblading, biking, canoeing, or swimming at an outdoor pool. |
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He stared longingly outside, wishing to be out there among the people, taking a brisk walk in the city. |
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The 12 girls took to the lofty heights of Lugnaquilla to participate in a sponsored walk in aid of the Special Olympics. |
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After so many other thrills, another counselor says she will take the kids for a walk in the forest. |
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The club has a library with a gymnasium where anyone can walk in any time to relax and unwind. |
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I walk in and am amazed to see a nice interior with a schematic diagram for the place. |
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You can play croquet on the lawn after lunch, walk in the forest and take a fishing rod out to the local rivers. |
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May I suggest that if he wants to walk in the countryside and does not want to see vehicles then he should walk on footpaths and bridle-ways. |
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Back in April, my first walk in the foot and mouth outbreak was at Dalby Forest. |
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He sighed and began to walk in the Cow's direction when a low, fluting voice reached his ears. |
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Apparently she didn't walk in a ruler-straight line after a few shots of nasty meths. |
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I walk in with confident ease and smile at the people I pass, who are only too happy to see me. |
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He loses interest in the drawers and continues to walk in a crouch position toward the middle of the desk and the chair. |
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Unfortunately my attempts to convince my father were waylaid by my mother, who chose that moment to walk in. |
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I hated not being able to have a wash, get wet clothes dry and having to walk in mud every day. |
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I'm driving slowly, but I have to jam on the brakes twice to avoid hitting pedestrians who walk in front of my car. |
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And hurrah, Flickr have automatically updated my geotags so that you can now follow my Go West walk in the new format. |
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If you really must have them out from under your feet, get dad to take them for a long walk in the park or countryside. |
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The island is fast-becoming a destination for hikers and many of the wonders can be explored at leisure during a walk in countryside. |
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I have, in isolated cases, had walkers deliberately walk in front of the bike and I have had to swerve to avoid them. |
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As I had a day off today, the wife decided we should go to Dewsbury for a few things then go for a walk in Crows Nest park. |
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The carpeted floor between his television and his walk in closet was covered with his collection of beanbags and large cushions. |
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The gang would then force a window to get them, or, if the door was unlocked, simply walk in. |
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Leo, the manager of the restaurant, knew me by sight and winked when he saw me walk in on Logan's arm. |
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A battle over the right to walk in a beauty spot on the edge of Keighley is to be waged at a public inquiry. |
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A silent walk in remembrance of the victims of war led to a meadow where women called for healing. |
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For mid-career partners who were weaned on e-mail and the Blackberry, this was no walk in the park. |
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And he would often take a walk in a winter's evening with a lanthorn, because he had not been able to get ready earlier in the day. |
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Jessie's already in the gym, and when she sees me walk in with Eva she just turns her back on me and IGNORES me. |
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But there is an unwritten law of nature that says the woman you live with will walk in front of the TV at the precise moment a goal is scored. |
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The family was going for a walk in the park, enjoying chocolate ice cream cones. |
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As no amtracs were then available, the soldiers had to walk in from the reef. |
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The audited statements made the financial part of the due diligence process a walk in the park. |
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He kept wanting to park up on the hard shoulder and have a walk in the hills. |
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Plans for a riverside walk in Tewkesbury have been given a year to make progress or the money will be spent elsewhere. |
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It's so important for me to be able to walk in these as they would not give me anymore backache and improve circulation in my legs. |
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Doctors explained that children's nerves and muscles have strong regenerative abilities, and the girl should be able to walk in the future. |
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Oh how I would love to be able to take her on a romantic walk in the park, or for a candlelit dinner. |
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May your purposes always come to pass, and may I always hear your voice so that I can humbly walk in the ways you lay before me. |
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The day was fine so to become oriented the group was directed to a walk in the reserve. |
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Take a five minute walk in any part of the city, and in any direction, and you will see a patrolling uniformed presence. |
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Cheerful customers can then walk in and fire up their laptops straightaway, without fuss. |
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You can enjoy a walk in the nearby Dubare forest and see many of nature's splendours, from birds to butterflies. |
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A seawall had been erected with a broad flagged walk in front and a row of seats extending the length of the promenade. |
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You walk in around lunchtime, the vibe is right, there are no step-dancing waitrons, and the cheesecake is set on auto-spin. |
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Bove notes that when parents walk in the door at the end of the day, having a few minutes to regroup can be crucial. |
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As soon as Pearl, Ben and I walk in, we are met by loud rap and blinding, colorful lights coming from the ceiling. |
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The lights in the oversize wardrobes come on automatically when you walk in and the underfloor heating lines two floors of the house. |
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He is undertaking the walk in order to raise money for victims of the tsunami disaster and underprivileged people in the local community. |
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His master and friends all said he was a clever, well-behaved boy, and had never been known to have fits, or walk in his sleep. |
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These tests involve ordering the driver to walk in a straight line, touch their nose or walk round traffic cones or bollards. |
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The best thing about this withdrawal is that my first was so hideous that this seems like a walk in the park. |
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Firefighters did the walk in relays, taking over from one another when the air in their breathing apparatus ran out. |
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Help me Lord to work in harmony with my brothers and sisters in Christ, to rise above small-mindedness and to walk in victory! |
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A short walk in the mountains, often in snow drifts up to head height, was followed by a toboggan slide back to Grytviken. |
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He was going to junior high school, and he'd always walk in front of my house and give me the finger. |
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I flew over gigantic glaciers and stood on the frozen Arctic Ocean where polar bears walk in search of seal holes, and patiently wait for a meal. |
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Within the six weeks he grew so fast that he could no longer walk in and out of the house through the cat flap on the front door. |
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Jessie linked her arm with Tiff's and they began to walk in the general direction of the food court. |
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She quickly stripped her shirt when she got into her bedroom and grabbed one from her walk in closet. |
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But often, these expensive products end up sitting on the shelf, gathering dust, waiting for the high roller to walk in the door. |
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Go on a hike or nature walk in the wilderness two hours from your hometown. |
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I walk in, socks sopping, hair flopping, dignity all over the place, and explain my dilemma. |
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It wasn't like it was a big walk in the park, everybody was happy and jolly all the time and talking about their next project. |
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Pencil skirts aren't necessarily really tight and hard to walk in like traditional hobble skirts although they can be. |
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Take a walk in any park and watch youngsters playing touch football, softball, or even tennis. |
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I borrowed a sun hat from Sally and took a walk in the fields, breathing in the fresh country air deeply. |
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Huge sticker-boards in bright yellow, blue and red will greet the children as they walk in. |
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I managed to get a short walk in between showers on what's been a mostly rainy day. |
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As I stood panting for breath after an hour's walk in Amazon-like conditions, the man leading us called a halt. |
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It is good to walk in with confidence and a friendly smile, but not be overly confident and cocky! |
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There are people who walk in my office and see nothing but the dullest thing in the world. |
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The harbour walk in Watchet was deserted apart from me and a huddle of damp pigeons. |
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You go walk in the city centre of York and hear couples with young children using the F-word. |
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What happened in Georgia recently was a walk in the park by comparison. |
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As she mechanically began spooning hot globules of oatmeal into her mouth, she caught sight of Periwinkle and another teacher walk in through the Arts Wing hallway. |
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A man who failed to return home from a walk in the Helvellyn area spent the night under a bush in a ghyll as 32 rescuers from three areas searched the entire range for him. |
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If you can handle Delhi's touts, beggars, street-chaos, noise and hard bargaining, then the rest of India will feel like a bit of a walk in the park in comparison. |
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Even so, every walk in a jungle where wild elephants, rhinos, buffaloes or tigers roam, is a tense experience, even if you do have an armed forest guard along with you. |
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During the walk in the dark you are meant to let go of worldly concerns. |
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The windowing technique captured simulated sinusoidal and step changes in cell migration superposed on a persistent random walk in simulated cell movement. |
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As you walk in front of the first screen, your silhouette appears and birds swoop down toward you. |
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Sometimes I wear my silk pyjamas when I am going for a walk in the mornings, does that make me eccentric? |
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It is possible to walk in without a reservation and be seated immediately. |
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Thanks to their sacrifice, Afghanistan is a better country and we walk in safer streets at home in the uk. |
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There's lots of competition when you walk in for a job interview. |
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It's a Chinese tradition to have a joss stick counter outside their temples, so devotees can light them and leave when there is no time to actually walk in and pray. |
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The commercial tells the tale of the brave Kerryman who undertook a gruelling 35-mile walk in a raging blizzard to summon help for the rest of his expedition. |
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It was after Brown refused, cursing at him and continuing to walk in the street, that Wilson said he made the connection. |
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A shoe with a distinct heel will be much, much easier to walk in. |
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Sure, it advertises itself as an Irish pub, martini bar, club, or grill but when you walk in it's a bunch of lamers that couldn't jog around the block. |
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Tourists who flock to the city pay guides handsome sums to walk in places where he never trod, and drink in pubs where he only slaked his thirst on paper. |
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Creating PGCs from skin tissue, on the other hand, seems like a walk in the park compared to egg freezing. |
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This is unintentionally funny, though, because no one seems to have seen him walk in. |
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Their car was catapulted into a tree after being shunted from behind by a van driven by a man so drunk he could not walk in a straight line, a court heard yesterday. |
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As much as it pains me to admit it, I'm a bit of a goof when it comes to being co-ordinated enough for anything more complicated than a walk in the park. |
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That most people walk in an ungraceful, ungainly and awkward manner with a forward inclination of the body does not mean that it is the normal way of walking. |
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That evening I took my usual walk in Washington Park, pondering over the occurrences of the day. |
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He was a powerful man who in the last administration was very close to the corridors of power and could walk in and out of State House at anytime. |
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You could walk in to a shop with a pound, hoping to buy thirty penny chews and come out with 70p, but by the time you got to the checkout the price would have gone up. |
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It's been months since I was able to walk in rough country, haven't trod the farm paths over to Washford or across to the cliffs this year at all. |
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We redid out packs organizing them, my skirt and top were dirty, wrinkled, and still wet so I folded them and put them in my pack, deciding to walk in my bloomers and corset. |
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Go for a walk in the park and slowly lick an ice cream cone together. |
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He had done nothing in his grubby and unenterprising life but walk in his father's shadow, and it was soon to be made clear that this trend was not about to change. |
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You walk in, or you talk to people, and you can just feel it wafting around you, warm and comforting. |
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Two bus-rides and a walk in the rain later we found the old dairy farm, muttering under our breaths about the wisdom of locating such an establishment way out in the sticks. |
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Many of our customers walk in off the street without having heard of us before. |
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Right in the middle of our romp, who should walk in but my boyfriend! |
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Four long low tables lie to the left as you walk in the door. |
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Yesterday, when I was being smeared and pelted with snow while breaking my back, my neighbor cleared his tiny, non corner walk in about 3 minutes and then went back inside. |
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A walk in the Fig Forest turned up a rare African broadbill. |
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Sometimes being your brother's keeper is no walk in the park. |
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After lunch, Michelle and her uncle went for a walk in the park. |
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Edward thoroughly enjoyed his walk in the country yesterday. |
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This is a walk in the park compared to a couple of years ago. |
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For a man this talented, innovation should be a walk in the park. |
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Turin opened the entrance flap and allowed her to walk in first. |
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Anyone could walk in at any time and release a bio-agent that would spread from the chickens to humans, thus poisoning the food supply for who knows how many people. |
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Children walking to school from the Dunch Lane and Roundponds area town must walk in the road when the footway in Dunch Lane comes to an end as they reach the Bath Road. |
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But there are works which God foreordained that we should walk in them. |
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Because I was on a flight originating from Jamaica, all passengers from this flight had to walk in single file, so that the dawg could sniff us out. |
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I have a secret affection for the older hippie stores where incense strokes your throat as you walk in to check out the miniature Buddhas, candle holders and gauzy dresses. |
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But you can still walk in Runyon's footsteps, drinking java, eating gefilte fish or a bowl of chicken soup with matzoh balls followed by cheesecake in the same few blocks. |
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I could barely walk in them, let alone gracefully glide over smooth ice. |
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Whether it's a walk in the park or doing benchpress, exercise stimulates them and gives the day a strong start. |
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Appropriately perhaps in this context, to somnambulate means to walk in one's sleep. |
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They could not vote, attend the theater, or walk in the stoa talking philosophy. |
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There's nothing exceptional about Candy Bar as you walk in, although that's not to say it comes up short when measured against its competitors. |
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High school was difficult, but it was a walk in the park compared to college engineering classes. |
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Things look hopeless until her best friend signs them up to do the Moonwalk, a 26-mile charity walk in aid of breast cancer. |
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Experts say vegetables like tomato, water melon, cucumber, chilies can be cultivated in walk in tunnel. |
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But it is all a walk in the park for talented Sandy Armstrong, now a wellloved sight in the Holme Valley for his fearless unicycling efforts. |
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Ricardo, who was a close friend of his father, used to invite the young Mill to his house for a walk in order to talk about political economy. |
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But so too any Manitoban can walk in off the street and sue to be named the guardian of a stranger's child. |
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Causing unbelievably awful haemorrhagic vomiting and diarrhoea, canine parvovirus makes human norovirus seem like a walk in the park. |
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The position of the legs towards the rear of the body means that they walk in a similar way to ducks. |
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Our walk in shower and walk in bath modifications are great alternatives to complete tear outs and other costly renovations. |
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An example is the Cumbrian term sturdy for diseased sheep that walk in circles, derived from etourdi meaning giddy. |
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Members of a congregation began to spontaneously leave their seats and walk in the aisles inviting other members as they go. |
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In addition, it is disrespectful to walk in front of or otherwise disturb Muslims in prayer. |
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This week on S4C, we can see him embark on a rather less strenuous walk in his chatshow on legs down in the Gower Peninsula. |
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He'd disappear briefly, then walk in with a rug shampooer he had rented from the supermarket. |
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One day the men in white will walk in, throw a net over him, and take him off to the laughing academy. |
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In 2003 it was voted the second best walk in the world in a survey of experts conducted by Country Walking magazine. |
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It's a good in-betweener, and much easier to walk in than those dagger thin stilettos we've been seeing on the catwalks. |
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Walking is used in the United Kingdom to describe a range of activity, from a walk in the park to trekking in the Alps. |
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In tunnel cultivation process, two methods named walk in tunnel and low tunnel are highly implementable. |
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The next thing, a penguin will walk in here, tip his top hat, and abase himself while he mutters obsequiously in penguinese. |
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But that still doesn't make buying a fixer-upper a walk in the park for first-timers. |
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A walking tour is an extended walk in the countryside, undertaken by an individual, or group for several days. |
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What is the shortest route for Arthur to walk in order to ask Mr Nitpicker for a hall pass? |
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A good blag to get into a nightclub is to walk in carrying a record box. |
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Through faith in the working of God those who follow Jesus are spiritually resurrected with him so that they may walk in a new way of life and receive eternal salvation. |
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Between meal prep and setting up shop, packing the perfect picnic basket may seem like a chore, but it can be a walk in the park with a few quick tips. |
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I would fain see him walk in querpo, like a cased rabbet, without his holy furr upon his back, that the world may once behold the inside of a fryar. |
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Fortunately, Shaiman said, the original Dahl text is ''so full of wild, great, extravagant and emotional ideas, that musicalizing the book was actually a walk in the park. |
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Enjoying your walk in Polyglot Park? Watch out for the scheisse! |
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I like to walk in the hills and drink in the wonderful views. |
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During the trek, he taught himself to walk in a different way, practicing and retraining his brain in the Feldenkrais method, and by the end of his journey was pain-free. |
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Polly kept on the go by signing up for the Cateran Yomp, a 22, 36 or 54-mile cross country walk in Perthshire, which she completed when Jamie was just four months old. |
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The boots are lightweight due to being constructed with RPM material, a breeze to walk in and hunters are sure to appreciate the many available insultation PPP options. |
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Al Merri said the system upgrade will be installed into the e-gate that would allow the identification of passengers by getting their biometrical scan once they walk in. |
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Starting from Sneck Yate car park we walk in a northerly direction along the clear trackway of Hambleton Road with trees and walls lining both sides of our route. |
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The more people living down here, the more people will walk in. |
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A group of seven dog lovers did the walk in aid of Cavalier Matters, a charity which researches health problems affecting Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. |
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He talked about the chow hall and demonstrated how to walk in the chow line, explaining about the negative consequences one soldier suffered after not following the procedure. |
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His war was, however, not in Arabia but in Czechoslovakia, Poland, France, Crete, the 'Muddle East', Jugoslavia, a short walk in the Third Reich, Italy and Austria. |
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When I finally arrived I was so embarrassed as I had to walk in in front of everyone, with my heels clonking on the wooden floor, mak-mak ing a right noise. |
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While she played with her pet grass snake Spot, Stacey told us how, despite Syd being cute and clever, life with him isn't always a walk in the park. |
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The true student is willing to walk in another person's huaraches. |
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Other annual events in the city include the increasingly popular Woodfest Wales crafts festival in June, the Beat the Bounds charity walk in July and the Gala Day in August. |
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Railway services to Wexford, Wicklow and Dublin Connolly are located at the platform around a seven minute walk in the open air along a specially marked path. |
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I'd like nothing better this minute, said Mr Browne stoutly, than a rattling fine walk in the country or a fast drive with a good spanking goer between the shafts. |
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The word originally meant the distance a person could walk in an hour. |
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Smaller numbers can be seen on a shorter walk in Durlston Country Park. |
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Walk the Wight has been running for 19 years in aid of the Earl Mountbatten Hospice and is now the biggest sponsored walk in the South of England. |
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