'at walk' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
If you are looking to express going for a walk, you would say, "I'm going for a walk." or "I took a walk." You could also say, "I ambled along the path." For example, "I needed some fresh air, so I went for a walk around the lake."
Right now, the ambience at Walk Street is closer to Manhattan than Manhattan Beach.
Performances are at Walk Festival Hall in Teton Village, a settlement 12 miles west of Jackson, through Aug. 17.
Bill Schutz, who was at Meritage in Roslyn and before that at Bouley, Tribeca Grill and La Caravelle in Manhattan, is the kitchen commander at Walk Street, which opened on Nov. 1.
Although there are no other regularly scheduled newscasts at WALK, Mr. North, the station's reporter, said that someone at Newsday will go on the air when a major news event breaks, and that he will go to the scene himself.
According to a report from the Berkeley County Sheriff's Department that listed Sengupta's death as an accidental drowning, lifeguards and other workers at Walk the Plank did not immediately realize that Sengupta had not surfaced after plunging into the pool of muddy water.
It was good to see Kauto Star strutting his new stuff under event rider Laura Collett in the parade ring at Newbury on Saturday, even if his so-called dressage display – a few basic flatwork moves at walk, trot and canter – has as much to do with top-level grand prix work as the Shetland pony grand national franchise that does the rounds of summer horse shows has to events at Aintree.
I looked at town houses, at walk-ups.
Patrons are served at walk-up or drive-through windows; there is no seating.
The rest were sold by phone or at walk-up locations.
Teams rehearse specific plays they plan to run at walk-throughs, making its potential viewing by an opponent valuable.
Both also offer gold forms, which like weepers can be hard to find at walk-in nurseries.
