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walk the walk

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walk the walk
to show that something is true through your actions He says the team will be just as good without Groncki as they were with him, but we'll have to see if the team can walk the walk.
Usage notes: sometimes used in the full form talk the talk and walk the walk ( to say something that appears to be real or true and show it is real or true through your actions): Most of these guys say they have religious beliefs, but only a few of them can talk the talk and walk the walk.
Related vocabulary: talk the talk
See also: walk


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The hand-over was at St James' Institute of Oncology at a ceremony attended by Paxman Coolers founder Glenn Paxman; Nina Barough founder and chief executive of Walk the Walk Worldwide; and David Fox, directorate manager at the hospital.
If so you'll find one guy who does walk the walk at the link below.
Walk the Walk has also helped to pay towards other valuable projects in the North East, such as the new pounds 3m Mag-gie'centre planned for Newcastle's Freeman Hospital.
 
 
 
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