Granted, some mother tongues might sound a little threatening to the average American.

Solve puzzles involving paths and marbles

I'd like one on the aisle, please.

No. I went through the hatch combing on C Causeway.

DWing corridor where it intersects with CWing.

She's heading down the west corridor.

I'd like an aisle seat, please.

Passengers must take the footbridge to cross the railroad tracks.

They're in aisle two.

Have you walked the whole way?

i told you to watch them. i told you.

We can enter the city using the secret passages on the waterfall side.

I walk down the street and I don't give a damn

We'll be on our way come morning.

I walked about the street.

On the walkway, heading towards the concourse, sir.

I went through the hatch combing on C Causeway.

This is a dead end alley.

He guided the man through the streets to the station.

You two, check the corridors. Move!

Come on! More line! I need more line!

Gangway release.

Keep going straight down the hallway.

Let's talk about the problem of finding a path through a maze.

My sister usually walks to school.

It's like a coffin, it basically sends all the sound,

Who's tripping down the streets of the city

Go straight down this corridor.

We walked along the street.

With so many possible connections, there is no single point of failure.

While I was walking down the street, I happened to see a traffic accident.

Don't put your things in the passage.

Guys, we need for you to get us

On a normal day, she leaves from home, she leaves from home, and she goes and she travels alongside a railroad track.

Streets And Alleys

Is there no other way?

Safe passage?

Traffic.

They wanted him to lead the way upstairs to the room, but he didn't seem to be in any hurry.

He came by the freeway.

Do you agree or disagree? (Laughter)

It's going from node to node crossing edges but it's not a simple path.

The answer is 16.

I generally walk to school.

One day he was walking along the street.