Sentence examples for walk-over from inspiring English sources

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walk-over

noun

A horserace in which only a single horse competes

Exact(1)

Tonight is a walk-over.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

Similar(59)

"Walk over here," Ziegler shouted.

The Guardian

Otherwise, he'll walk over you".

The New Yorker

A walk over, right?

The New York Times

Then walk over here.

The New Yorker

A circular walk over four miles.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

We walk over to have a look.

Independent

We'll walk over to Central Park.

The New York Times

People walk over bodies today".

The New York Times

"I'll just walk over, I guess".

The New Yorker

People jostle him, practically walk over him.

The New York Times - Magazine

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