She walked and talked.

She talked as she walked.

She listens to him.

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

Stop talking and start walking.

He will walk in the park this afternoon.

Because I'm walking, Your Honor.

John goes to his office on foot.

He has made great progress in speaking Mandarin.

The Sphinx began to walk around him.

Let's talk as we go along.

When he feels fine, he goes for a walk.

He likes taking walks.

This is her walker...thingy, sir.

Walk the talk, Emily! Walk the talk!

He walked about the streets.

He walked on and on in the rain.

He likes a walk.

He likes taking walks.

He likes to take a solitary walk.

She walked about in search of the dress.

He likes to walk about in the park.

So he is actually doing a job of compelling them to feel a certain way.

I'm done. That's enough. There has to be something better.

That's what the problem tells us, right?

She kept walking about the room.

He often walks to school.

He likes walking in the park.

He walked in the park yesterday.

That's all right! I'll walk with you.

When he feels fine, he goes for a walk.

I suggest you hear what he has to say before lynching him.

They roamed about the forest.

She walked around looking for him.

Not until we've confirmed their story.

He was walking toward the sea.

I walked as far as the school.

He leaves at 6 o'clock minus t, right?

Walk your walk Talk your talk

I roamed the woods with him

He walks in the park every morning.

In Japanese, it's called speaking with hands.

They can speak Spanish.

They're able to speak Spanish.

Can he speak English?