I will go on foot.

I usually walk to school.

We walked to the river.

My sister usually walks to school.

No, father, I'd much rather walk.

No, indeed father, I'd much rather walk.

I usually walk.

When I feel fine, I go for a walk.

My grandmother goes for a walk in the evening.

No, no, I'll walk on foot.

And I will go for a walk.

I went on foot.

I will be walking.

He often walks to school.

I walk every day.

Will you go on foot or by bus?

And the next report we got said,

No, I'll walk, all right.

We traveled on foot.

Do you go to school on foot every day?

I walked away.

I just walked away.

Do you feel like going out for a walk?

And I decided that I was going to go to school. So I did.

We went for a walk in the forest.

You walk on and I will catch up with you later.

I usually walk to school.

You come out of Arrive at the airport, and you follow a big yellow sign that says Trains and it's in front of you.

So, face detection, we know what's well.

I always walk to school.

I always go to school on foot.

I usually walk to school.

I generally walk to school.

I can go there on foot.

John goes to his office on foot.

So, it's the journey. It's scoping the extent of it, and not trying to do too much, then taking people every step of the way.

We usually walk to school.

I was walking in the direction of the town.

Tama sometimes goes for a walk by himself.

When he feels fine, he goes for a walk.

I live in much more of an analog world, where pedestrian traffic and interaction and diversity exchange, and where I think the simple things under our feet have a great amount of meaning to us.

Now, I will say, and, and you've probably heard this before, R has a steep learning curve. I'm not going to deny that.

I'm Dr. Francis I'm a U.N. Ambassador and I'm walking around the world.

Seung Jo...

Boldly tread its terrorless path!