The phrase "and walker in the" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete fragment and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "He was known as a runner and walker in the local community."
Alternatives: "and hiker in the" or "and jogger in the".
The tourist industry, for example, will find that skiers in the winter and walkers in the summer migrating to cheaper Alpine destinations in the eurozone.
He sold a lot of walkie-talkies to friendly hams as well as to hunters and walkers in the great outdoors.
He was a passionate lover of literature and history and inveterate walker in the city.
This happened not once, but a dozen times before I finally asked the landlady about the former tenant, who had left behind a wheelchair and a walker in the attic.
And Thome adds power from the left side of the plate". Back up north in Mesa, one is reminded of Baker's surmise that the Cubs winning a World Series has "got to happen". Perhaps, but there are people with canes and walkers in Chicago who have been saying the same thing their entire lives.
Something I've wanted to do on the show for some time to take walkers look even further...remove area under the ribs and nose and alas Scott wrote "Wrightson" walker in the script as a tribute to the zombie artwork of genius Bernie Wrightson @amcthewalkingdead @thewalkingdeadamc #berniewrightson #twd.
Ultimately Gross, a subtle and finely tuned observer, a walker in the city, cares more for other people and places than for himself.
Were it not for the profusion of flip-flops, ear buds and artisanal ice pops, a walker in the city might wonder whether he had passed through a kind of time portal into, say, the 1880s.
At the Jewish Community Center, he leaves the walker in the lobby and heads for the gym.
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