In the past, Phelps would have kept walking.
If it weren't for your children squealing my name in excitement, you would have kept walking.
He had done his calculations of where I would be if I had kept walking, and I had messed it up.
Compared with the ferocious enemies encountered elsewhere in this World War II shoot-'em-up, this fine fellow seemed to lack a certain aggressive diligence, and looking back, I wonder if we could just have kept walking in our own separate directions with no harm done.
If you'd told me a couple of years back that Microsoft was releasing a pair of headphones that borrow heavily from the Surface line's aesthetic, I probably would have kept walking.
He could have kept walking just like all of the other men and women who were trying not to stare.
Byrne recalled how he'd sweated over how to impress her while on a first stroll through Central Park together, and seeing a night guardsman walk past, had quipped, "Ah, Night Porter!" Rampling had ignored his remark and had kept walking.
What would have happened if Westby hadn't been there" Or if she had simply kept walking?
That morning, Silva told me, their school had held a seventeen-minute silence for each of the students and staff members who had died in the shooting, after which a spontaneous protest had erupted: a thousand of the students had decided to leave school, and they had simply kept walking the twelve miles southwest to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High.
Perhaps they would have become less vague and more specific if he hadn't kept walking off.
With velocity that reaches triple digits on the radar gun, a devastating out pitch in his slider, and control that has kept his walk total to 11, the only drawback in selecting Strasburg could be that he is being advised by the agent Scott Boras, who is notoriously tough on teams that draft his clients.
