strolling

We head out for our very slow stroll, greeting neighbor humans and dogs we know well and some we’ve never seen before.

He leaves his house just to take quick strolls around the neighborhood for some fresh air and exercise.

While visiting an agricultural college in Bangalore in 2009, I saw a termite mound for the first time during a stroll through campus.

While I no longer live in the city—ah suburban life, we meet again—I still go for an hourlong stroll most mornings.

When her mom isn’t reading or watching TV, she goes on walker-assisted strolls, circling the same pavement day after day.

In an Ohio Wal-Mart, John Crawford III was strolling around the store and had picked up an air rifle that was for sale there.

On the first afternoon of the three-day confab, as guests are still strolling in, the booth already has attracted a crowd.

In the villages people were out strolling, enjoying the first evening of fine spring weather.

Louis and Constance came strolling by and stopped to ask if we would join them.

Pictures of Mitt strolling through campus for Ole Miss gameday.

The lovers, who had laid their plans the night before, were already strolling toward the wharf.

For the man strolling directly towards the fountain was Prince Boris Mazaroff!

He had come up from Nancy that morning, and had since occupied the time in strolling about seeing the sights of the little place.

With a deep sigh he turned indoors for his hat, and went strolling down the avenue.

Each motion of the slow-strolling form in its clinging robes was a separate loveliness.