The phrase "a reasonable walk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a walk that is considered to be of a sensible or manageable distance or duration.
Example: "The park is just a reasonable walk from my house, making it easy to visit regularly."
Alternatives: "a manageable walk" or "an acceptable walk".
2 p.m. 9. Lunch, Local Style Another reasonable walk from the museums brings you back to the Condado strip, which has a far sleepier aspect during the day.
She thinks that if she eats a reasonable diet, walks regularly and does not smoke, she can remain well.
For years, the shuttle appealed to business travelers by offering hourly flights with reasonable walk-up fares and promising to roll out an additional plane if the first filled up.
Some examples: American, Continental and United all had reasonable walk-up, round-trip fares of about $460 ,nonstop from Newark to Chicago's O'Hare.
It will be within "reasonable" walking and cycling distance for residents, with secure, sheltered cycle parking provided at the station, together with taxi facilities and a dedicated bus loop, Stuart Hughes, the Conservative-led council's cabinet member responsible for transportation, said the station would serve Cranbrook, Skypark and Exeter Science Park.
The compressive strength of pavement was evaluated to be higher over 15.0 MPa in all cases regardless of replacement ratio of red-mud and binder type, which can provide a reasonable strength for walking and bike lanes.
A physician advising a patient to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables when there is no grocery store offering these foods within a reasonable distance (by walking or by low cost public transportation) will probably have a non-compliant patient on their hands.
Continue walking south 6 feet (1.8m) for a full size field, 3 ft (0.9m) for a half size field, or simply estimate a reasonable distance by walking four paces.
Where to Stay For a historic setting at a reasonable price, you can walk up a cobblestone street to the Best Western Seaport Inn, at 33 Peck Slip, (212) 766-6600, fax (212) 766-6615, www.bestwestern.com/seaportinn.
And even tough the art market is a bit slow (his works are still sold for millions), there's a reasonable chance that you walk the reverse path of Hitchcock and will be remembered as an artist without any artistic value.
