The phrase "accepting a walk" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in a context where someone is agreeing to go for a walk, but it is not the most natural phrasing.
Example: "After a long day, I found myself accepting a walk with my friend to unwind."
Alternatives: "agreeing to a walk" or "taking a walk".
Over the course of the first three seasons, the smack-talking hotshot running back Brian (Smash) Williams Gaius Charless) goes from dreaming of a full college scholarship and glory in the N.F.L. to accepting a walk-on position at Texas A&M, where his pro-football ambitions seem likely to fade.
On the last day of the past 35 seasons a batsman with an average of.299 has never accepted a walk to first base (which does not help their average).
On the other hand, renters can find bargains if they are willing to accept a long walk to the subway, said Jeffrey Levine, the chairman of Douglaston Development.
In her statement, Drake said she was working for Wicked Pictures at the Lake Tahoe golf event and accepted an invitation to walk the course with the billionaire.
Just walk by, accept a couple of handbills and be on my way.
If a defensive team fouled on such a play were to accept a penalty, that would mean walking off yardage and replaying the down.
Given you (the viewer) cannot accept that this (a walk down the wall) is physically happening, you as a watcher alter your own place in space; immediately you get launched above the ground in a desperate effort to help explain how this could be happening, a person walking down the side of a building.
So, he continued, "when clients walk away and accept a settlement and they are happy with it, they feel that they've won — it's a win in their eyes".
A few weeks ago, Borowsky's group held a rally, and an administrator walked outside to accept a copy of a divestment petition.
D'Antoni walked away and later accepted a four-year, $24 million offer to coach the Knicks, after turning down a lesser offer from the Chicago Bulls.
