Sentence examples for walk at from inspiring English sources

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The phrase 'walk at' is not grammatically correct in written English.
To use it in a sentence, you would need to add a preposition such as 'walk at a leisurely pace' or 'walk at a brisk pace.' For example, "We decided to take a walk at a leisurely pace around the park."

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Everyone trying to walk at same time.

The New York Times

She could not walk at all.

The New York Times

"Night Walk at the Swamp".

The New York Times

Walk at a brisk, steady pace.

Harvard University

You can walk at night completely safely".

The New York Times

He can stand or walk at will.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

Scots are cock of the electoral walk at the moment.

Independent

The Government advises you walk at a brisk pace.

Independent

GREENWICH Bruce Museum First Sunday Bird Walk at Greenwich Point.

The New York Times

But after two months, she could not walk at all.

Independent

They say it's a wonder you can walk at all.

The New Yorker

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