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walk down

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walk down something
to go down something on foot. She walked down the path and turned to the right. Todd was walking down the road when they caught up with him.
See also: walk


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When you walk down Main Street in Cockermouth you can just see that it was a flood of biblical proportions and there wasn't any set of flood defences that could have really withstood what happened.
Although, many couples initially don''t see the need to consult with a counselor prior to marriage, it can be very helpful to begin working on the problems that seem to be the source of much divorce in this country before you take that walk down the aisle.
He is the most determined person I know and being able to walk down the aisle together as husband and wife was perfect.
 
 
 
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