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walk across

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walk across something
to move across something on foot. We walked across the bridge carefully. Jerry walked across the field and examined the fence on the other side.
See also: across, walk


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High quality, relevant and inspiring professional development for superintendents is vital, as Robert Millward indicates in his article "A Leadership Walk Across Gettysburg" (May 2009).
And people come from all over the world to walk across that particular crossing, following in the footsteps of the Beatles," Sky News quoted him as saying.
But at the very least, he did have to walk across the lot, wearing his full uniform, on his way in.
 
 
 
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