Eventually, a woman in a purple sweatshirt starts to stroll across the tracks.
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Instead, they stroll across the landscape in packs, often walking so closely that their bodies touch.
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I remember seeing the Jack and Janes of Georgetown gawking at me as I took that first stroll across campus.
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The royal parents then took a stroll across Carcross Commons to visit the workshop of renowned Tlingit carver Keith Wolfe Smarch.
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Talaya doesn't have a pool, either, but who needs one when the glittering Mediterranean is only a 30-second stroll across the dunes?
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Instead of fanning fear during your visit to this city on Monday night, stroll across the Paso del Norte Bridge into Ciudad Júarez.
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Sunday • Stroll across the Brooklyn Bridge at the annual Mother's Day Walk and Family Festival beginning at Park Row and Centre Street in Manhattan.
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Take a nighttime spooky stroll across the Charles Bridge and dine at Lokál, a gastropub that features house-made talián sausage and plentiful vegetarian options.
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The two leaders will also plant a pine tree together as a symbol of peace and prosperity, stroll across a footbridge, and dine at a banquet.
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Some soldiers dressed in Russian military gear, but for the missing flags on the uniforms, stroll across the border in full view of European cease-fire observers.
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Productivity be damned, a walk through the city at 50 degrees in January sounds much better than homework, so I join him for a stroll across town.
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It's meant for viewers who feel a little internal flutter when characters stroll across a studio backlot, surrounded by the accoutrements of moviemaking, then burst into song and dance.
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In January, confronted with a "caravan" of migrants from Honduras, Mexico handed out 13,000 wristbands, which doubled as a humanitarian visa, allowing migrants to stroll across into Mexico from Guatemala without fuss.
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Forget kitschy souvenirs and chain stores; this welcoming neighborhood caters to residents, with shops focused on what's local, from bookshelves and bathing suits to take-away beers worth a stroll across the river.
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Afterward, if you still have room, stroll across the street to Helados Ferruccio Soppelsa, one of the top ice-cream spots in a city that loves the stuff almost as much as wine.
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A private water taxi, for instance, will deliver you, stylishly and speedily, to the Venart's pier; from there it's a short stroll across the hotel's sculpture garden to the scented inner confines of a 2100th-century palazzo.
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In this stroll across three city blocks, the career of Amancio Ortega unfolds: from teenaged apprentice in the corner shop, Gala, a men's clothing business, to Europe's richest entrepreneur, the majority owner of one of its best-performing firms.
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The same fate could eventually befall a simple PC and Mac app called Random Access Character that generates an infinite number of bizarre characters using random shapes and textures—but only if you somehow get tired of watching them sassily stroll across your screen.
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At precisely 6 PM, we stroll across the pale grey pavement outside the Jubilee Gardens and onto the London Eye departure platform, behind a man in a red Coca-Cola fleece who drags along a silver box of what could be either records, power tools, or Champagne.
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On Wednesday in Lakeland, Florida, Trump jumped from bashing the news media as "the most dishonest people you'll ever see," to tout his performance at a debate in St. Louis on Sunday - "which I won big league" - to Clinton's stroll across the stage in front of him at that event.
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For the best sense of the nepotism that runs amok in the Trump administration, consider that both Ivanka and her husband Kushner were included in the small group that attended the President's semi-surprise visit with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, which included the President's stroll across the border to become the first American commander-in-chief to set foot in the hermit kingdom.
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Any first-time (or hundredth-time, for that matter) traveler to Rome can't help but marvel at how lightly, and with what matter-of-factness, the Italians live among antiquities: A walk down the street is a stroll across thousands of years; the 2,000-plus-year-old Largo di Torre Argentina, excavated in the late 1920s, was where Caesar died, but it is also where the city's cats congregate for a sun-drunk loll.
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The bridge now serves as a connector between parkland on Nicollet Island and the Saint Anthony Main development on the east bank, allowing good opportunities for visitors to stroll across the river.
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The telescope and its dome were erected in an area known as Telegraph Hill (Telegrafenberg), a hill rising almost 100 meters and home to various technological and scientific institutions since the 1830s.A Scientific Stroll across the Telegrafenberg Potsdam Today the building is located in Albert Einstein Science Park, home to various buildings and gardens in the English landscape garden style.
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On June 14, 1874, John Robinson led a "test elephant" on a stroll across the new Eads Bridge to prove that it was safe. A big crowd cheered as the elephant from a traveling circus lumbered toward Illinois. Popular belief held that elephants had instincts that would make them avoid setting foot on unsafe structures. Two weeks later, Eads sent 14 locomotives back and forth across the bridge at one time.
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In 1998, Larson published his first post-Far Side book There's a Hair in My Dirt!: A Worm's Story, an illustrated book with thematic similarities to The Far Side. The short book tells the story of an earthworm who feels that his life is insignificant. The main plot is told by the young worm's father and follows the beautiful (but slightly dim) human maiden Harriet, who takes a stroll across a woodland trail, encountering different aspects of the ecological world.
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In 2006, CNN did a feature story about Fort Hancock, highlighting the close relationship between families living on the US and Mexican sides of the border. In the introduction, it described how "illegal immigrants risk their lives to cross the border, but not in Fort Hancock, Texas. A casual stroll across the foot bridge gets you in there." In an interview with Hudspeth County Deputy Sheriff Mike Doyal, he described the border as "just an open footway traffic for people coming across", and showed one of the four unguarded foot bridges that connect Fort Hancock to Mexico.
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