The word "walkway" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a path or area that is designed for walking, such as a paved path or a bridge. For example: "The newly constructed walkway provided a safe path for pedestrians to cross the busy highway."
A high thatched walkway leads to an outdoor restaurant and – yes! – bar.
This special kingdom had a mile-long metal walkway built on giant concrete pillars and was surrounded by huge metal statues of aliens or 'unreal dudes' as one DJ, a kid from Moscow called Kirsil, described them to us.
A flume, now covered by a jetty walkway that leads to the building, was used, albeit rarely in its functional phase, to bring water from the lake.
With priority given to the elderly and disabled, its 12m-wide walkway is big enough to accommodate 1,700 wheelchairs per hour – but it comes at the cost of throttling the Kaaba in a three-storey cage and blocking the sacred black box from the view of thousands of others on the elevated prayer halls around.
Fondamenta Nani 992, Dorsoduro, +39 041 522 7911, on Facebook, closed Sunday Near the lush garden walkway that leads into the Biennale of Art, the Spighe is an oasis of healthy eating, offering organic, vegetarian and vegan fare, created by the bubbly Doriana Pressotto.
Beyond, in the alleyway outside the Handford Hall primary school, ran the dark walkway at the top of Surrey Road where the dealers dropped the sex workers their rocks of crack.
From the front of the property you look out to rice fields, lavender bushes and the distant Arrábida hills that glow mauve in the morning; and from the garden, a sun-bleached wooden walkway leads through pine trees to Praia do Pego (houses cannot be built within 200m of the shore, so this is as close as you'll get), a stretch of perfect icing sugar sand sloping towards the Atlantic.
We ascend to the raised walkway under the eaves, and wooden doors are slid open to reveal a bare room.
Its sweeping spiral walkway, evocative of New York's Guggenheim museum, leads the patient efficiently around various stations, so waiting is minimised.Diabetes usually cannot be cured, but it can be controlled.
You can stand over a huge vat of gently churning purple-brown sulphuric acid but you had better be careful where you put your feet: the iron walkway is rusted away in places and the handrail has disappeared.
Far-sighted decisions by the city fathers have endowed downtown Vancouver with a wooded 400-hectare (1,000 acre) waterfront park and a long seaside walkway, and spared it a freeway slicing through the city centre.
