1. Walk over and look in the window.

2. Let's not take a taxi; we can easily walk over.

3. I'm sure he'll walk over all the other competitors.

4. You mustn't let him walk over you like that.

5. You shouldn't walk over ploughed fields.

6. Don't walk over the moors in bad weather.

7. He would walk over other people to get what he wanted.

8. Let's not take the car, we can easily walk over.

9. Some of the elder students walk over the younger ones.

10. Do you think you can walk over me? Well, you won't, ever!

11. Once off you walk over the mountains to the next town, and over again to another.

12. He would walk over and back then go home, life was still sweet in spite of father's mean ways.

13. They will walk over deep brooks and creeks on the smallest poles, and that without any fear or concern.

14. I walk over to the window and comment on the flowers.

15. The starting point for the long walk over the heath to the house.

16. He'll be on the foot walk over the gutter.

17. I think I'll walk over to see him.

18. If you have faith you can walk over water!

19. Go forward again, want to walk over that peach wood.

20. For the second task, they had to walk over hot coals.

21. Joan: Nowadays you would walk over hot coals to slow - dance with a cutie.

22. Joel and Sophie walk over to the ice - cream vendor hand - in - hand.

23. The man would walk over other people to get what he wanted.

24. And the snow was so hard with the frost that you could walk over it with safety.

25. We treated ourselves to a reindeer steak, then went for a last walk over the bridge towards the polar Cathedral.

26. Enter the hardware shop and buy the wrench, exit and walk over to the fire hydrant.

27. The purplish thing drifted on to the beach, but I felt too lazy to walk over and examine it.

28. Dead Vlei is easily reached from the 4WD car park, but is about an hour's walk over soft sand from the 2WD car park.

29. I also did not become this to at that time a thing, the result goes in, have really " dinosaurian " walk over directly, frightened me jump greatly.

30. Ternate Bridges are propitious symbols in the eyes of the local residents and they walk over them for good luck during wedding or birthday parties.

1. Walk over and look in the window.

2. Let's not take a taxi; we can easily walk over.

31. Not infrequently does the septuagenarian walk over distance to Daming Lake Park.

32. Turn right and walk over the common beside the river.

33. Did you like your walk over the golf links toady , as you came in from the south of the town?

34. Oh, for goodness'sakes, let's walk over and look out the window.

35. I walk over and sit down between my mother and her granddaughter.

36. Footballers in whopping great studded boots walk over the pitch.

37. A walk over the crust to Asnybumskit, standing there in its inviting simplicity, is tempting to think of, -making a fire on the snow under some rock!

38. 4 p.m. - Bike or walk over the George Washington Bridge, which connects the Washington Heights neighborhood of upper Manhattan to Fort Lee, New Jersey.

39. "Remaining eight newspaper, " maggie card said to me, "wait him from the side walk over and we will get home.

40. Nelly, if you won't let her go, you can walk over yourself.

41. You walk over to the dance floor and stare at it.