All at once there was yelling, and people pointing, so I quickly decided to go for a kind of unobtrusive stroll someplace far away.
This mall is neither a university nor a village, but its layout rewards the kind of pedestrian stroll you might take across a campus or small town.
She had never been elected to any public office, yet she radiated an aura of ambition and entitlement that suggested she viewed a run for the United States Senate as a kind of celebrity stroll.
He celebrated with a slump of the shoulders, a glance up to the grey west London sky and then a kind of rueful stroll across the penalty area, an unexpectedly endearing turn from the world's most infuriating central striker.
It was a kind of déjà-vu stroll through the land of heavy-metal regalia, including T-shirts printed with the name Debbie -- Debbie ostensibly being the dopiest female name in the English language.
A small, slight figure in a stylish but sober blue suit, he creeps on stage without any kind of introduction, and strolls back and forth, talking into a microphone non-stop for 100 minutes, before walking off stage again.
Robinson has a crew of three at his behest: Matty Carroll (Brian d'Arcy James), a quiet family man with a mournful mustache; Mike Rezendes Mark Ruffaloo), pushy and restive, the kind of guy who will never stroll across a street when he can hustle and barge; and Sacha Pfeiffer (Rachel McAdams).
The laid-back feel of Brooklyn is also much more conducive to romance than the constant fuss and bustle of Manhattan; it's the kind of place where you can stroll hand-in-hand along quiet streets and linger over dinner at a neighbourhood restaurant.
The connection here is obscure, but the structures, which cast intriguing shadows on the walls and floor of the room, exert a kind of haunting presence, intensified as you stroll through them.
They stroll past the kind of mid-century tchotchkes that once filled our house on "Royal Palm Avenue," and by Romero Britto's gallery.
