Walked Sentence Examples
She walked slowly back to the kitchen.
He walked in without knocking.
She shrugged and then walked away.
She glanced around for some kind of weapon as they walked, and soon came up with a walking stick.
Len walked further into the room.
Alex looked up and smiled when they walked into the room.
Behind him walked his host and hostess.
She sighed and walked over to the window seat.
He tossed the shirt on the bed and walked silently to her.
Some walked thoughtfully up and down, others whispered and laughed.
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Avoiding his eyes as she walked past him, she tried not to limp.
Dulce regarded her reflectively for a moment longer and then walked away without saying another word.
He reached out and grasped her arm as she walked by.
She turned around and walked three steps before it hit her.
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He walked across the kitchen and paused at the door.
I walked down the entire block but there weren't any people.
I saw a light on in a large house so I... just walked in.
I put my arm around her and walked her to the bedroom.
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Jonny turned and walked away, disappearing after a few steps.
Xander stepped aside and Jonny walked through the front door.
He turned and walked away.
They were all giggling over coffee when Brandon walked in.
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Brandon led her outside and they walked casually toward the barn.
He hadn't thought twice about Toni's message that he'd delivered the package from the stash house to his condo until he walked in and discovered the vamp he expected was a woman.
Her eyes went to the bedroom, and she walked the opposite direction to the laundry room and ruffled through Dusty's neatly folded laundry.
Her smile widened, and she walked away into the living room.
Drawing a weapon, he walked through the hall and into a corridor.
Her eyes went from the ancient site glowing in the moonlight to her father's form as he walked up the hill.
She tested it as she walked to see how much effort it would take to control.
Yully walked to the center of the monument.
He stood and walked into the living room.
She walked beside him, pensive.
And she walked away without another word, confused as to why she had wanted him to say there was more to why he chose her than because it was his duty.
Jenn walked until she reached the end of the driveway.
She crossed the road and walked into the pine forest, towards the small town.
I'll admit, I don't know how you walked away from me like you did in the wine cellar.
She snatched the plate and walked into the living room.
I wouldn't have walked away that day.
At long last, she heard the sound of boot soles against stone as people walked down the hall.
Sofi slowed as they walked, and Jenn looked up at the midday sun.
Jonny turned away from her and walked out of the hospital, waiting until he was out of view to Travel.
Raw pain filtered through Jenn as they walked away.
They walked through a small door into the walls of Tiyan.
He took in the different manners of dress, the different features and colors, and the variety of accents and languages he heard as he walked.
No swarm of arrows pierced his back as he walked away from the walls.
He crossed to the quiet horse as he walked, issuing it a warning look as well.
She wiped her face as she walked and tugged off the hood she wore to cover her hair.
Before she fell again for Sirian's lies, she pushed the lever to seal his cell and walked away, rage and confusion making her head spin.
Driven by the urgency to fight in any way she could, she pushed herself away from the wall and walked in search of Hilden.
She turned away and walked slowly down the dark alley, mind and body heavy.
She kept her head low as she walked her horse past scouts perched on boulders and hidden within trees.
He bowed and walked away.
He turned and walked away, waiting until he was beyond sight to take the stairs three at a time.
They walked to the tent, and her gaze settled on Taran, who awaited them in the shade of the tent with two of her advisors.
He walked around the front row and squeezed down the shortest route.
Pulling her rifle from the box under the seat, he left Jonathan with the younger children and walked Carmen to a spot facing the target.
Carmen withdrew her hand from his and watched anxiously as Alex walked out the door.
Alex stayed in the house while she walked out to the barn.
Rob walked gingerly across the rocks, wincing.
He said nothing as he walked across the gravel and set her down on the porch.
At the bottom of the trail they dismounted and walked their horses for a while.
Carmen walked a little further before responding.
Then she walked across the field to the house.
He tossed the mail on the counter and walked out the back door – evidently in search of someone he wanted to talk to.
He walked over and poured the rest of his coffee in the sink, glancing at Carmen as he set the cup down.
He stood and walked to the edge of the pond.
The moment was so perfect - and then she walked in and said that... ruined everything.
He walked with a slight limp and looked older than thirty-six.
I pulled her to her feet and walked her out into the night.
Earlier, I've walked the perimeter of the property and noted multiple places of easy access, via trees, with low hanging limbs.
Betsy spoke to Martha on the phone after dinner while Molly and I walked Bumpus.
Still holding her hand, she walked Molly the rest of the way down the stairs.
My wife walked stiffly beside the abductor.
The two of us took breaks and walked together, six paces, turn, six paces, turn, six paces, turn.
Dusty smiled faintly as Toni walked towards the back of the church, whistling.
Dusty looked up from the computer screen as Toni walked in, staggering under the weight of a massive box.
Shivering, she walked until she found a Starbucks and ducked inside.
He walked away, responding to one of the baristas teasing him.
She walked from the kitchen down a long hall to the foyer.
He wiped his face and walked into the kitchen, starving.
He paused and then snatched her arm, following the devil as he walked down a sidewalk full of frozen figures.
His footsteps made no sounds, and the infected humans staggering through the streets walked through him.
He'd hitchhiked between towns and walked cross-country, admiring the Irish landscape as he went and cursing the cold, incessant rain of late autumn.
The hair on the back of his neck had been standing for the past mile he'd walked, only he wasn't entirely certain why.
He trotted up the stairs to the second floor of the house and walked into the bathroom, eager for his first hot shower in days.
The Magician piled her coat on top of her table with shaking hands and walked toward the hallway where the restrooms were.
She walked the length of the wing and felt the feeling fade a little.
She walked in a circle until she found the strongest of the energy patterns in the vicinity and paused above it.
The two spoke for a few moments before Xander bowed his head and walked away.
They moved through the people with ease and walked up the low hill.
Damian walked over to him.
She shielded her eyes with one hand and walked down the carpeted hall, stopping when she realized her hallway didn't have carpet.
Ignoring him, she pulled out a set of keys and walked down the hall to the front door.
She blinked, shocked when he walked through the man with the green eyes as if he weren't there.
He threw open the door and walked away.
Pierre punched him in the shoulder, and they walked toward the garage.
She felt Damian's gaze on her as they walked away.
He gave her a look of supreme distaste before he, too, walked away.
Pierre walked by and snatched Sofia's hotdog.
They walked toward the house, reaching the patio before Traci started crying.
He walked without knowing exactly where he went.
He entered three codes and crossed through three doors, walked down a hall too narrow for him to walk straight, and retreated to his room.
He walked through the halls quickly, the emerging thoughts in his head baffling him.
Two walked on once he reached the desert, and she trotted after him, looking back at the floodlit entrance to the elevator.
She walked for ten minutes, carefully remembering where she went, so she was able to find her way back.
She'd walked away from Gabriel, because he all-but-pushed her away.
He walked farther in, appearing to be listening.
He walked around her, trailing his hand around her midsection.
There were days when you hated the fact you did love her, and there were days when she almost walked away from you for good, because she hated that she couldn't control how she felt, Deidre continued.
I told Gabe about what I did to you yesterday, and he walked out on me.
Cynthia's allotted tour of duty was finished, so he took his wife's hand and they walked to the corner for a better view of the parade.
Dean turned away without answering and walked toward his Jeep.
Dean returned to Bird Song mid-morning, showered, and walked the three blocks to Diversions, a combination used book store, coffee shop, and local gathering place, on Sixth Street, a half block from Main.
Lydia turned her back to him, and as she walked to her bedroom, pulled her scanty top off over her head.
Lydia walked away from him, down the path to the beginning of the trail that led back to an area known as the Big Blue Wilderness.
Dean wanted to question him further, but he abruptly turned on his heels and walked away.
Lydia left Cynthia standing by the sink and walked into the parlor with Dean.
She removed the carton from the fridge, opening it as she walked to Cora.
They walked to a corner and turned away from the busy main street onto a quieter side one.
She walked down the alley, nose wrinkling at the scents of trash and stagnant water.
Before you walked off to betray me to Darkyn.
He walked down the line to the nearest of the five the demons had approached with offers and paused before the Immortal with icy blue eyes.
She walked to the French doors.
Deidre walked deeper into the forest, wrestling with herself mentally.
Unable to look at him or control the tears starting to form, Deidre walked away.
When she was dressed and ready, she left her room and walked through the fortress to the bottom floor.
I could've walked away at any time.
How much easier would it have been, if she simply accepted his love and walked away from the underworld?
He walked down the hallway to the stairwell and down.
He walked back to the fortress, hoping the cold night air cleared his mind.
Her sleep was fitful, and he walked to the bed, standing beside it in the dark.
She walked down the hallway in search of the dining room, thoughts on all Darkyn's mate had said.
Deidre spun and walked back the way she came.
Darkyn whirled and walked away.
He checked the front door to make sure it was locked and then quietly walked through the living room.
The woman walked toward the porch with her head down.
Carmen lifted Destiny from the changing table again and turned as Alex walked into the room.
By the time Alex walked into the kitchen, she was retrieving a pan of biscuits from the oven.
Jonathan walked into the kitchen fully dressed and looking refreshed.
The door opened behind her and Alex walked in.
Jonathan joined him and they both walked away.
Throwing an arm around his waist, they walked to the house together.
She snatched her pillow off the bed and walked out of the room, closing the door behind her.
After feeding them, she walked down to the buffalo shed.
He motioned for her to hurry up, and when she walked by him he leaned over, speaking softly into her ear.
He walked into the kitchen and stood a moment watching Carmen.
She walked from the hospital campus to a crowded sidewalk that ran beside a main street.
He walked away, because it was the right thing to do.
Shaking his head, he walked once around the room, trying to determine where she'd hide something he needed.
She smiled and walked through the portal to the underworld.
Dressed in a sundress and sandals, Deidre left the bungalow on the beach and walked down the long driveway to the small road.
Flustered, Deidre nodded and walked away with her ice cream.
She walked in and paused in the doorway, listening.
She walked down the beach opposite the party, gaze alternating between the ocean at her feet and the full moon climbing into the sky.
He turned and walked out.
He returned to his underworld, reading the information on the iPad as he walked.
He called a portal when in the hallway and walked into the shadow realm, stopping in place.
And I walked away.
He called a portal and walked into the center.
She stood and walked to the door, saying nothing more.
Reluctantly, he walked up the sloping hill and to the door that opened automatically for its master, unlike the portal home.
Ready, he left his room and walked through the courtyard.
Deidre walked into one of four courtyards she'd discovered roaming the day before.
She walked towards the brightest of the glowing doorways and hesitated, unable to see through it.
She walked down the hallway to the guest bedroom, cringing.
Deidre dug through her purse as she walked and pulled out her cell, thrilled to see she had battery power.
I got fed up and walked.
It's the first Monday after I walked out on my job.
Shaking from more than the chilled ocean breeze, Deidre walked up the beach to the area.
As she walked up the stairs, she realized that Wynn read her the same way Gabriel had the night they met.
Scared, Deidre slid on her sandals and walked into the cold, clammy shadow world.
She crossed her arms and walked towards him, stopping close enough for him to reach her, if he wanted to.
She located the correct courtyard beside the dining hall on the first try and walked in.
Gabriel held the door open for Katie, who took the hint and walked out.
Orienting herself, she caught sight of the green haze again and walked along the edge of the forest, seeking a path.
As she walked, the fear and helplessness uncoiled, loosening their grip on her chest.
Do you want to know how many times I walked away from past-Deidre?
No longer able to register the world around her, she walked numbly towards the first trail she saw.
Gabriel walked across the room to a dresser.
Gabriel held her gaze a moment longer before his hands dropped, and he walked away.
Deidre gathered her composure with some difficulty and walked down the hallway, pausing four doors down to her room.
Several hours after Deidre walked through the portals back to Atlanta, Gabe's soul radar began working again.
Gabe knocked then took a portal inside, to the foyer he'd walked through last time.
Deidre forced her attention from her own issues and outward as she walked through the street fair in downtown Atlanta.
Her gaze fell to the tall woman in a slip of a dress that walked by her.
Past-Deidre walked out and left me to clean up the mess, which I did poorly.
She released his hand as they walked into the living room.
Deidre was still as the creature walked around her, scrutinizing her.
His glaring spotlight of a flashlight blinded her as he walked to the driver's door, and she held her hand up.
Katie grabbed her purse and walked quickly down a pristine hall to a placard that read Officer David.
There was no handle on the outside of the door she'd just walked through, no number on the building.
She hesitated, then covered him with a blanket and walked to the guest bathroom.
She walked out onto the sidewalk, shivering in the cold.
The words echoed in her head, and she walked blindly for several moments, until the cold burning her lungs made her stop.
She turned on her heel and walked.
It was how he walked easily among all the others, never threatened and routinely confided in.
Kris willed himself to the shadow world and walked back to his underground refuge, heart heavy.
Jade knew he should've walked away the moment Sasha appeared.
She walked through the masses, comfortably hidden behind her mask.
A man walked calmly through the crowd, strange red tattoos glowing all over his body, similar to the tattoos she'd seen on David Kingsly's neck when he invited her to the gala.
He walked to the edge of the cave and dived out.
He walked out again, and she tossed the fish and hid the rope, straightening just as he reappeared.
He walked through the town to a large bed and breakfast near its edge.
She didn't look up as they walked through a comfortable living room with several guests talking loudly about the fire.
Stairs traced the inside of the thick wall, and she walked up them.
As she walked, she began to wonder how to train a wild animal.
He was silent as she turned and walked away.
She tossed her hair over one shoulder and walked to him, pushing him toward the door.
He pointed as he walked, indicating the dining room, the library, the reception room, and others, each sounding stuffier than the last and all marked by polished oak double doors.
She walked through the castle quickly, not liking the quiet, and emerged into a courtyard leading to an expansive cobblestone driveway.
They walked down and through an unused part of the dungeons.
He walked a familiar path to a graveyard so old, not even legends remained about its location or the importance of those buried there.
He gazed around once more and then turned and walked away, back into the shadow world.
She walked into the hall and up a wide stairwell to the second floor.
Rhyn opened the portal to the shadow world and walked through the damp fog to the forest outside the castle.
She was still staring at the doorway when Kris walked through.
He walked up the beach and into the shrubs, finding a path that led to a small village of red cottages.
Lankha.s head hung, as if he walked to his death.
He granted me a position directly supporting the Council, if I walked away from her forever.
He walked back into the castle, leaving her with burning cheeks.
She walked the short distance into the house and down the hallway, stopping when she reached the doorway.
She accepted it, and they walked down the hall.
She walked to the door and pulled it open for Hannah in her straw-colored pants and light pink sweater.
Katie walked to Kris.s chamber on the floor below.
She heard a muffled response to her knock and walked in, not caring if he bid her enter or get lost.
Rhyn walked out of the room, furious at his brother.
He didn.t stay to hear the splash this time but walked through the shadow world toward the only portal that glowed black, the portal to Hell.
Hannah asked as they walked to the cafeteria.
She wasn.t hungry but walked toward the cafeteria so she wouldn.t be alone with her thoughts.
Katie watched as he walked through the lab,
Megan spoke with a gentle British lilt, and her dark eyes took in everything as they walked.
Katie asked as they walked.
He was safe at the castle, Kris said as they walked.
To her surprise, he walked with her toward the stairs.
Jade walked into Darkyn.s open chamber to find the demon arming himself for battle.
He wiped his face and walked slowly down the hall.
He moved woodenly to lift the body at her feet and walked away, disappearing into a portal.
The fact that he worshiped the ground Evelyn walked on and took care of her made Kiera jealous.
When she walked into the kitchen, Evelyn was gazing with adoration up at the huge man, leaning against him in a purely anti-feministic way.
She walked into the living room, puzzled to see Evelyn boxing up her bookshelf.
Kiera's heart jumped, but they ignored her and walked toward the main foyer.
She tensed and waited for him, too, to insult her or boss her around like Romas did before she walked away.
Had the thought been able to gather support among her disjointed faculties, she would have walked away from him.
A'Ran trailed several steps, watching the way her hips sashayed as she walked.
They walked a short distance to an open atrium in the center of the house, complete with a small oasis rising up from white stone and curved benches.
He walked down the hall from whence they'd come.
Talal gave one of her small bows and stayed where she was as Kiera walked away again.
Kiera tugged at the moon on her necklace as she walked down the hall toward the video game room.
Sunlight blinded her as she walked onto the field.
Kiera squeezed the gifts to her chest and walked back to the house, lost in thought.
She found herself sketching him as she'd seen him in the vision from what felt like years ago when they walked hand-in-hand on the dead planet.
He appeared satisfied, bowed, and walked away.
She walked towards her quarters, uncertain why his departure bothered her.
He turned and walked down another corridor.
They walked into the night.
He walked farther than she preferred before disappearing into a dark crevice.
She walked into the chamber, awed by the drawings and writings on the walls.
The ocean was hidden beneath the fog and the air chilled, so she walked fast until she warmed up.
She walked into the kitchen and stopped.
Even Evelyn walked away without so much as a glance.
He pulled away to take her hand, and they walked hand-in-hand toward the small spacecraft.
Her gaze went once more to A'Ran's face as they walked.
He walked from Oak to Main Street yesterday though he didn't see me as his head was bent against the driving snow and I, a distance away.
The group walked up to the ice park climbing area from Bird Song.
He turned and walked off before waiting for an answer.
I walked by prior arrangement to the Portland Road where he met me.
In between, his sleep-movies starred Annie, huddled and pregnant as she walked the penstock trail in tears, and Shipton plunging down to the rocks and river below, amid scores of viewers clapping and cheering his bloody demise.
He walked back from the edge and looked around.
He and Fred walked down the road, unfortunately meeting a half-dozen friends from town en route.
Hoisting the lightweight bike to his shoulders, he walked to the paved Main Street before mounting.
Only Mrs. Lincoln roamed the halls, purring for a pat, as Franny and Ryland walked hand in hand to his room.
Dean paused to turn out the lights as his wife walked ahead of him toward their room.
He swept his hand to motion her through the doorway, then walked to the desk and the only chair in the room.
The Exemplar folded his hands, contemplating the request, then turned and walked to the front of the dais.
As he walked to the door leading to the basement, Sarah called after him, "Thank you."
The two exchanged pleasantries and blatant flirtations as they walked to Chapman's, an upscale men's clothier.
As she walked out the door she turned.
She bid him goodbye and walked away.
She walked over to him and took the suit.
He knew, as they walked to the door, she wouldn't ask him in.
She walked straight to him and kissed him on the cheek.
They walked a path for a while then came to a clearing.
After eating, they walked some more, holding hands.
When they walked to her door, she turned and asked, "Would you like to see my studio?"
They walked through to the back of the house.
He walked toward the orchid.
As they walked from room to room, Elisabeth seemed to be more than impressed, especially at the artwork.
She walked to the music cabinets and ran her hands across the top.
As they walked to her car, Elisabeth said, "I hate to see this night end."
He took her hand and as they walked through she said, "I don't even know what some of these are."
Jackson walked around taking in the art, and searching for three oils he intended to buy.
As they walked to the bar, he decided to make sure that the night they met wasn't just a fluke.
She walked him to the door and kissed him softly.
They walked through the woods arm in arm.
He walked around the house to check the studio and noticed her car in the driveway.
Elisabeth broke the embrace and walked away without a word.
She walked around the car and handed him the keys.
After enjoying a leisurely lunch at a restaurant on the water, they walked barefoot on the beach holding hands.
They walked upstairs hand in hand.
They said their goodbyes, and then Jackson and Elisabeth walked to the stable.
Elisabeth stared straight ahead, then picked up her cell phone and walked out of the kitchen.
She smiled, "Have a nice flight," and walked away.
They walked in silence to the holding cell.
He walked to the drawing room with the wolf close behind.
He turned, spotted Jackson, then stood and walked toward him.
Elisabeth walked him to his car as Miriam watched from the window.
The wolf then walked to Connor and repeated her actions.
Gerald walked into the room and favored Alex with a wry smile.
Katie glanced up as he walked through, and winked at Carmen.
If Alex hadn't been here, the goat would have walked.
He must have loved her deeply - that girl who had walked all over his heart.
I knew it when he walked into the hospital room last night.
From the corner of her eye she saw Katie give Alex a poisonous look, but Carmen walked out without looking in his direction.
For the next half-hour they walked together and talked about her plans for a horse ranch.
She walked two miles to Josh's place.
His truck was in the drive, but no one answered the door, so she walked down to the barn.
She shouldn't have walked in unannounced - but who would have thought Josh would be doing something like that?
She walked up to the road while he waited in the truck.
They walked back to the house, their arms around each others waist.
Gerald walked to the door and then stopped, looking back at Alex.
He grabbed the box and walked out of the room, shutting the door without looking back.
Accustomed to late-night jaunts to the neighbor's, Jack walked into the condo and took up his spot on the couch.
She watched him as he walked with confident, quick strides to the awaiting shuttle.
General Greene asked as they walked.
Angel fiddled with her mini-computer as she walked.
She shook her head and walked out of the bay into the foyer, tucking the micro and vault into her pockets.
She sensed his concern, the same she'd felt at the Peak when he walked her out of the medical bay.
He walked by the woman and paused.
And he'd walked away from her, even though she was serious about sleeping with him.
And you're the one who walked away from me earlier.
They walked into the camp from the designated exercise areas.
Brady walked the area between the double walls, looking for anything or anyone in a large enough piece to provide clues as to what was going on.
Then he slept with her and walked away again.
They walked parallel to an abandoned highway for a couple of hours until they reached the second fed site.
If he were smart, he would have turned around and walked out until Benny beat the fire out of his body.
Instead of retreating into the forest—the way they'd come—he walked behind a boulder and started up a set of long, shallow steps leading up the mountain.
While her step was anything but sure, Lana forced herself onto the road and walked.
She went to her condo and walked up the stairs slowly.
Lana walked down her stairwell and up Mrs. Watson's stairs.
As they walked into the town, they were greeted by people calling out to Kelli.
She trailed Kelli, who walked to the main street again.
We planted crops in the field you walked across and a few others down the road.
Lana walked back to the town and to the storefront that was her temporary home.
He looked for signs anyone had walked through the brush and branches, pausing at intervals to squat and look at his surroundings from a different angle.
They walked for two hours without running into any tunnels branching off from the main one.
He slung his weapon over his shoulder as they walked deeper into the underground city.
They walked for fifteen minutes before the tunnel intersected with another.
They walked through the tunnel to a large room, where people sat and whispered.
Brady looked up as the familiar nurse walked in.
The way he should've done, before she'd walked into the ocean and killed herself to protect him from a fate he deserved.
He salivated at the thought of demon blood and walked to the portal.
She will be as she was before she walked into the ocean.
Rhyn clenched his fists. Darkyn said nothing else and walked away, disappearing into the morning shadows of the forest. Rhyn felt fevered. His power was leaking out of his body, killing the plants around him. He grappled to control what he could, aware he would soon not have that option.
Rhyn opened a portal and walked through the cool shadow place. The shadow world felt … strange this time. He looked around, unsettled by the sensation that someone else was there. The black portal to Hell throbbed then dimmed, as if someone and come through.
Rhyn shook his head, uncertain how he'd ended up on the dream beach when he'd just walked through the portal from the castle in the Alps to Death's underworld.
They walked towards the beach that had formed his prison for three days in the real world.
Toby asked as they walked towards a glowing portal.
She walked for half an hour, until rain began to trickle through the jungle overhead. Andre didn't reappear.
The angel ignored her and dropped beside her, wringing his hands helplessly. The blond woman dangled over the widening chasm, clutching Katie's hand. She braced her feet against the side of the chasm and walked upward, until Toby could grab her belt. The angel pulled hard, and Katie pushed Deidre on top of the angel, who yelped.
He hesitated and then held out a hand. She took it. His warm hands were rough and large. He squeezed hers. He led her away from the courtyard and lights into the dark night. They walked hand in hand for a few moments, alone under the full moon. She'd walked with him before, but this night, it was different. She felt the shift between them.
And Death … you're certain she walked away?
I stood up, picked up my backpack, and walked to the car.
We walked up the stairs together.
I walked in and smelled something mouthwatering.
It hung to her shoulders and swayed when she walked.
We walked into the kitchen where Mrs. Thompson was pulling out a ham.
Hanging my head, I walked back to my room, and climbed in bed.
I walked slowly down the stairs dreading the day in store for me.
On the far side of the roadway, the man walked the short distance to the pathway that led to the beach.
Dean slipped the container into his pocket as he walked around the car.
Dean walked up to the open driver's side window, startling the man behind the wheel, mid-bite in his hamburger.
He walked her to the door, carrying her husband's suitcase.
Dean tucked the list in his pocket and walked the short distance around the corner to Police Headquarters.
I'd give you about ten minutes to live if you walked out this door, and maybe a day or two if you stay in the motel.
Dean stood aside while they talked quietly, then walked around the car and shook the young man's hand.
Fred began to pace the room, patting the cat as he walked back and forth.
Dean suggested a pizza to give him time to get it out, and the two walked a few blocks to a favorite neighborhood spot—redcheckered tablecloth and scenes of Old Sorrento on the walls.
Early the next morning, after showering, he walked around the corner to a gas station and from an outside payphone dialed Cece Baldwin.
Undaunted, he walked the four blocks to the bar on Diamond.
Dean walked a short distance down the hall.
Dean smiled as the two walked away and then gingerly mounted his bike, renewing a few aches and minor pains.
The sun was warm and he walked with a slight limp but an easy stride, past the shops of the small central section to the west side of the quiet town.
If Jeff had confided in me that he'd found the money, I'd have walked him straight to the police and he might be alive today!
After I met you, I'm not sure what I'd have done if my husband walked in the door alive.
For a moment his gaze lingered on her slender figure as she walked into the kitchen.
Taking a deep breath, he walked toward Carmen.
Mums walked into the room with two pieces of cake.
As she walked through the screened porch, a tall figure stepped out of the evening shadows.
His step was brisk as he walked around to the other side, but when he climbed into the truck, his expression was bland.
In any case, I've walked that path many times from or to the creek at night.
She shut the door firmly and walked away.
When she walked back through the dairy, Brutus was lapping water.
For a few minutes they walked side-by-side, listening to the cicadas sing in the old oak tree by the pond.
Carmen tossed the towel on a branch, kicked off her sandals and walked down the creek to the rope swing.
Avoiding his curious gaze, she walked over to her towel.
Locking the door, she snapped the shirt back up and walked down the porch steps.
She walked down to the creek and waded through the water.
She walked through the grass with her head down.
He walked to the window seat and looked out the bay window.
He turned and walked into the house.
She shoved her hands in her pockets and walked inside.
He was in the kitchen, rinsing his cup when she walked in.
Alex wrote a check, pocketed the bill of sale and title, and then they all walked out of the office.
Lori took the conversation elsewhere, but it remained at the back of Carmen's mind - even after she left and walked to her house.
As she walked across the field, a deer came bounding out of the forest on the hill.
She walked to the window and looked out.
He took her hand as they walked to the house and she looked up at him.
The mother arrived a few minutes later and as Carmen finished cleaning up the nursery, Mums and a few other women walked in.
Brutus looked up at her and then walked back to the barn, lying down beside the door.
She frowned up at him as he walked closer.
Both times Josh had walked away without harming Alex.
Bill was talking to Alex when the men walked into the kitchen from outside.
Alex and Bill walked back into the kitchen.
When she spotted something below the tree line, she walked up to investigate.
Satisfied that she would please Alex, she finally walked into the living room.
He walked around the car and opened the door for her, helping her out.
Releasing her, he turned and walked away.
She unlocked the door and walked into the house.
Katie walked into the kitchen with her hair uncombed and her eyes looking puffy.
She walked Princess out of her stall and over to the saddle.
Finally they walked the saddled and bridled horses out of the barn, and mounted them.
Princess was eager to get back to some oats, so she walked faster than Carmen thought was safe.
Carmen walked away from her words and went to her makeshift bedroom.
She was sitting at the table drinking a glass of milk when Katie walked in.
Katie was shaking her head as she walked toward the ringing phone.
Katie surrendered the receiver to Carmen and then walked away.
Carmen replaced the receiver and walked back to the table.
It seemed like only a few minutes before they were at church, making the last minute checks before she walked down the isle.
Together they walked to the house.
She walked over to him leisurely and put her arms around his neck.
Alex walked around the counter and came into the kitchen, his attention focused on her.
He walked through the door and stopped, sniffing.
Josh walked away, shaking his head.
He walked through the living room and down the hall silently rolling up his sleeves.
She sat down on the window seat and watched as the men walked up the hill with rifles.
Finally they all walked back to their trucks and left the property.
She gnawed on her lower lip as she lifted their plates from the table and walked over to the sink.
Alex walked up to the gate and gazed down at her with a somber expression.
She was putting the last bowl of food on the table when Alex walked into the kitchen.
Alex walked up behind her and gently pushed the straps down on her arms.
Did you know he walked over here?
All I know is that when he left here, he walked across the field.
So he walked over here to ask me about horses when he had none.
She clutched her coat closer and walked back to him.
He walked into the kitchen, stepped on the trash can lid opener and dropped the tester in the trash.
Crunching through the slushy snow, she walked down the drive, up the road and down the Reynolds drive.
Carmen walked around the table and leaned over to hug Mums.
Retaining eye contact, she walked over to him and put a hand on his leg, gazing up at his somber features.
He walked over to her and she stood, gazing up at him.
He walked over to examine the crosses and then squatted beside them, rifle across his knees, reading.
He stood and walked to her, taking her into his arms.
As he walked through the lobby, the phone rang and Saundra answered it.
He pulled the truck onto the highway, smiling in anticipation of her passionate greeting when he walked into the house.
Princess followed them as she walked Ed.
Without another word, he turned and walked away from her.
He walked around the car and climbed in the other side.
She should have walked away and given him a chance to think about it, instead of slapping that awful word from his mouth?
Did he want a child this much, or was he afraid of what people would think if he walked out on her when she was pregnant?
She left the house and walked down the hill to the creek.
She put her shoes and socks on the floor next to the couch and walked over to him hesitantly.
She had biscuits in the oven and was heating up a pan to fry some eggs when Alex walked in.
The doctor walked into the room and Alex looked relieved.
A nurse walked in with a needle and after that she fell asleep again.
She walked slowly around the wagon, admiring his handiwork, and finally glanced up at his face.
He walked with a slight limp and his gaunt frame was gangly.
As they walked down the hill, Jonathan made a detour to the Oak tree and she called him back.
Instead they walked up to the road and around to the house.
They walked along in silence for a few moments and then Carmen gazed up at Alex.
She walked into the living room and stared at the chair.
As she walked out with the full cup, she noticed Alex talking to a man in a white smock.
He walked like he was the White God, with confidence and command.
She walked through the gateway and imagined herself as important as the White God walking into his palace.
She entered the third and walked down a hallway.
She walked room by room, seeking an empty one, and finally found a room that didn't seem taken.
She chanted the words as they walked towards the horizon.
They walked to the front door of the mansion built into the side of the mountain.
Darian walked down the hall and stairwell to the study where his brother, the White God Damian, was probably plotting how to outsmart the pesky little immortals who'd declared war on them.
Jenn offered another half-assed smile then turned and walked away.
He left and walked through the snowstorm to the Realtor sign hanging at the end of the long driveway.
If he walked beneath the apple trees in the orchard, would she be waiting for him with her sweet smile, as she had the day they met?
Darian walked through the fortress, retracing their steps from earlier, until they reached the foyer.
Sofi turned and walked away, irritated with him.
She wrapped her arm around his waist as they walked to the kitchen.
She shook her head and walked away.
They walked past Darian, with the Black God hesitating before continuing on.
The Black God turned and walked away.
He shook his head to clear it and walked away, towards the front door.
She'd walked away where he couldn't.
Why she'd been able to walk away from him when he knew he couldn't have walked away from her.
Jenn turned and walked towards the fortress again.
He walked away, hesitated, and faced her again.
She walked to the foyer and looked out, dreading the idea of walking somewhere when it was so cold.
She picked up her cheeseburger, walked to the kitchen door, and leaned against the doorframe, watching Darian flip hamburgers on the stove.
Felipa walked into the kitchen and eyed Alex warily.
Feeling rejected again, she turned and walked out the door.
Alex glanced up from his computer when she walked into his office.