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Discover Ludwig"few walks" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use "few walks" when describing a small number or limited amount of walks. This can be used in various contexts, such as: - "I took a few walks around the park to clear my mind." - "There were only a few walks available on the guided tour." - "We decided to limit ourselves to a few walks during our vacation to conserve energy." Example: "Despite being an avid hiker, she only went on a few walks during her recovery from knee surgery."
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A few walks on the beach.
Looks like he could do with a few walks anyway".
There are few walks in Britain that can beat Pembrokeshire's coastal footpath.
Few walks are as memorable as Lincoln Memorial Park in Washington and that's in all the guide books.
No pitcher had ever struck out so many hitters with so few walks and an E.R.A. so low.
Hughes has been the Yankees' most consistent starter, lasting deep into games while issuing few walks and striking out loads.
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Only a few walked out.
Malls were closed; few walked in the street.
Mr. Monroy does most of his business online these days, so there were few walk-ins.
"I've hit a few walk-off homers in my life, but......
A few walked over to the battalion command post to make short telephone calls home.
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