"strolling" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is walking in a casual and leisurely manner. For example, "The couple was strolling through the park, enjoying the sunny weather."
The waterfront has been redeveloped and the park totally remodelled – it is now packed with families strolling in the summer sunshine or skating on its frozen paths, depending on the time of year.
If, while strolling down the street, a recently bereaved widow approached my father and me, her presence required that abrupt channel switch.
Few tourists linger around the rusting transporter bridge while strolling around the colourful Buenos Aires suburb of La Boca.
She watched it for ten minutes as it leapt onto a barn roof before it strolling off towards Sedgwick.
Mr. Bouley is not really the chef at Brushstroke, though he can sometimes be seen in the large open kitchen or strolling the dining room in a fine dress shirt beneath his crisp chef's jacket, greeting guests.
There is a particularly good bit in John Updike's stories about Henry Bech, a fictional New York novelist who writes a great first book and then spends the decades that follow in a state of grand creative paralysis, strolling from glamorous literary event to TV talk-show couch.
But as police maintained watch on people shopping and strolling in parks, Zimbabwe seemed to be illustrating the idea that nothing, like something, happens anywhere.
And then Cathro pushed open the door and walked out into the sunshine, strolling across the street, a bag under his arm.
Photos of Hurley and Warne (left), looking like identical twins, strolling down Sloane Street together looking for the perfect cashmere V-neck jumper become tabloid staples in 2012.
Begin with a coffee from Lonsdale St Eatery before strolling the strip.
Conditions, the buyer concluded, are "ugly".The possibility that China might be vulnerable to competitive pressure seems far-fetched while you are strolling down the packed aisles of the toy fair.
