It is not a place where bears eat porridge and go for strolls in the wood.
She said that like other presently single women of a certain age, what she wanted was a "walker" – a man to go for strolls, to join at the theatre, and who would fix the boiler.
Table 2 depicts the two acts mentioned above plus a third one that the decision maker might care about: the acts i) "go for stroll without umbrella", ii) "go for stroll with umbrella", and iii) the bizarre constant act.
The British walking charity, the Ramblers, is calling for a "walking revolution" to get 100,000 more Britons on their feet and going for regular strolls as part of their daily lives.
We hurry down the hill through the sprawling manicured grounds, passing couples going for leisurely strolls.
He still checks his e-mail, but not while he's getting coffee with someone or going for a stroll.
Years after the war, he chuckled to me, he was on holiday on the Isle of Wight, going for a stroll with his wife.
In Japan shinrin-yoku, or forest bathing – basically going for a stroll in an ancient forest – is a standard form of preventative medicine.
It was two hours before last year's game between the Jets and the Oakland Raiders, and Al Groh felt like going for a stroll.
For example, reading playing with your pet, going for a stroll in a favorite place with somebody close or simply helping a needy person.
