There is a glass bridge that you walk across that s suspended in space.

You walk through the space, a voice reads the names, ages and place of birth of the children.

The Green river, as a kind of activist idea, not a part of an exhibition, it was really about showing people, in this city, as they walk by, that space has dimensions. A space has time.

Let's walk.

Walk the dog.

Walk more slowly.

Shall we walk?

I can't walk.

AM It certainly affects the way you walk, yes. You can't walk normally on it.

We used to read now we speed read. We used to walk now we speed walk.

Walking, it's funny, when you walk, you walk side by side in the same common direction.

I could not walk.

Rise Up and Walk

I can hardly walk.

How fast you walk!

How fast you walk!

I took a walk.

Walk on the pavement.

Walk ahead of me.

Originally a one bedroom property with a convoluted layout you had to walk through the kitchen to get to the bedroom Joanne wanted to add storage space and a mezzanine to make the most of the generous ceiling height.

If you walk like that, it's OK, it's OK, you can walk, but perhaps, because you walk with the eyes like that, you will not see, oh, there is a hole.

It may be that they can walk three, four, five steps. That, to them, means they can walk.

There he's starting to walk.

Their instructions just walk normally.

And you can always walk.

Don't walk out at night!

Who fights while they walk?

Don't walk alone after dark.

I always walk to school.

I can't walk any farther.

I usually walk to school.

I usually walk to school.

I generally walk to school.

I generally walk to school.

We usually walk to school.

I like a solitary walk.

I like a solitary walk.

He is taking a walk.

I can't walk any further.

We walk along the lakeside.

He's out taking a walk.

She went for a walk.

They are taking a walk.

We could walk there together.

That little boy can walk.