Register for the symposium here; non-registered attendees also may walk in on the day of the event.
If you graduated the previous summer or fall, or plan to graduate the next summer or fall, you may "walk" in the commencement ceremony even though you are not on the spring degree list.
"I may walk in and feel good about giving information about myself and my wife, but maybe we don't want to give much about the children," Mr. Staggs said.
In 1913, Landscape Architecture magazine said that the old open-space character of the plaza was no longer adequate: because most of the traffic was automobiles, the area needed to be redesigned "so that one may walk in safety".
Appearances can be deceptive – somebody may be non-verbal and rocking backwards and forwards in their chair, but still be able to absorb and understand the most complex language, whereas another person may walk in to the room in a suit and tie and talk non-stop, and yet have difficulty breaking down and understanding the simplest things you say.
He takes the commandments inside the heart; for example, we are required not merely not to murder, but not to be angry, and not merely not to commit adultery, but not to lust (see Ezekiel 11 19, 'I will give them a heart of flesh, that they may walk in my statutes.') We are told, if someone strikes us on the right cheek, to turn to him also the left.
But I can dare to long for the day when Mt. Zion shall be established above every other mountain and all the nations will say come, let us go to the temple of the God of Jacob to receive His teaching, so we may walk in His paths (Isaiah 2 2-3).
Having your boyfriend try to watch porn less, or not when there's a chance you may walk in on him, if that's what you really want.
She's bossed around by the creative director of the fashion show who says, "You may walk like that in America, but you don't do that in Paris".
Some people may walk through it in five minutes, scoffing.
