An adult volunteer walked along the same patch for comparison.
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I walked along the road, but no one stopped to help.
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We swam to shore and walked along the beach holding hands.
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We got out of the car and walked along the waterfront.
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We walked along the slope of the mountain behind the temple.
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Both wore cross-body bags as they walked along the cobblestone streets.
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He walked along a quiet lane during sunset; his head hung low.
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"They walked along the main road and everyone saw them," he said.
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I walked along the shoreline as an all-consuming quiet set in.
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Woolf frequently walked along the bank of the Ouse River, near Lewes.
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Still, as we walked along, I felt myself growing crabbier and crabbier.
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I pointed out numerous water birds as we walked along the shoreline.
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As I walked along the waterfront, everywhere I looked, people were taking pictures...
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The deer nosed at the apple, then walked along and nibbled some leaves.
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Van der Bij walked along the entire track, where 2,200 trucks were displayed.
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As she walked along the water, a small dip caused Lynn Fleming to stumble.
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And, on Monday, the crowd erupted in applause as he walked along the field.
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The couple were also seen sharing a hug as they walked along the beach.
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I turned around instead and walked along Broadway, many miles away from my apartment.
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He then walked along the halls to the company's new research and development center.
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I walked along a street full of bars, and they were all showing Burnley.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I walked along Court Street a block from my home.
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SHODAN's presence felt somehow even more pervasive as I walked along corridor after corridor.
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Gross's image had been captured by a camera as she walked along a canal.
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"As we walked along the River Thames together, the conversation suddenly turned serious," he recalls.
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The two were seen holding hands briefly as they walked along the White House colonnade.
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Police riddled Woods with 15 shots as he walked along the sidewalk carrying a knife.
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Thousands walked along the Berlin Wall between Potsdamer Platz and the Brandenburg Gate November 18.
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As we walked along, water droplets hovered in the air and misted the primeval forest.
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Lebedev led the way past the Bolshoi Theater, pointing and explaining as we walked along.
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I walked along the frozen section and took advantage of the deals on chicken strips.
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To get there, I walked along sixth avenue and made a right down 49th street.
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As the participants walked along the red carpet, volunteers – including Tebow – stood nearby, cheering for them.
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While at the park they walked along a path that ended at a couple of benches.
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In a series of Snapchat videos, the star also sang as she walked along the shore.
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The two walked along the water and were even seen trying to bodysurf a few waves.
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Footage of the event showed the children waving and clapping as they walked along the path.
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A woman balancing a load on her head walked along railroad tracks to a point unseen.
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POTUS and Sanders talked, laughed as they walked along colonnade - sadly none of it audible pic.twitter.
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Eventually, we came out of the forest and walked along paved roads in little farming towns.
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As I walked along Broadway, I read every plaque embedded in the sidewalk, commemorating past parades.
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"No to slavery," they chanted as they walked along country roads under a fierce summer sun.
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Every single one of them had fire yellow eyes, barely watching us as we walked along.
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We walked along the border between forest and field, and I stared nervously at the ground.
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The two women walked along the Hudson River to the World Trade Center, Ms. Pharn said.
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Carlos Antonio Ortega, 31, walked along the line in his red Pdvsa coveralls, selling loose cigarettes.
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A Coral Springs officer later arrested Cruz as he walked along the side of a road.
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We pushed through the service exit, walked along empty streets and boarded an uptown 1 train.
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"I walked along the rail track looking for her," said Kimura, who needs crutches to walk.
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I walked along taking notes and wondered myself: How effective was this small, 1-mile march, really?
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As the two walked along the sidewalk, the footage shows a third man running up behind Kok.
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The couple greeted fans with glowing smiles, handshakes, and waves as they walked along the cheering onlookers.
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Sheathed in her bulging suit, Ms. Khademi walked along the road in a silent eight-minute performance.
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As I walked along the boardwalk past endless souvenir shops, a longboarder narrowly avoided barreling into me.
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The couple walked along the shore hand-in-hand and also enjoyed a dip in the water together.
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At some point in the night, the train stopped for several hours and guards walked along the corridors.
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Smoyer and Schaefer walked along a path to the church and stopped before a knee-high wooden cross.
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Many walked along the side of the highway because vehicular traffic had stalled on the only road out.
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They walked along stone paths side-by-side, chatting about the challenges faced by our generation in French.
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The summer-stock theatricality of finding each other dissipated as the pair walked along the museum's Stygian passageways.
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He walked along the sidewalk on the south side, where his sister had once called out to men.
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We walked along a narrow strip of scrubland, above the flood line, scattering the seeds left and right.
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After we unloaded our gear from the boats, I walked along a dirt path up to the tree.
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"Drugs, guns and noise," was the neighborhood portrait offered by one man as he walked along Franklin Avenue.
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"Let's not tell anyone about this place," Leonard would say to Cecile as they walked along the shore.
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Men, women, and children walked along a dirt road, staggering under bags and suitcases, footage on state TV showed.
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As I walked along the street, I was really hoping to catch this little Doduo... Unfortunately, the game crashed.
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They walked along the dock beside it—and walked, and walked, until they were small figures in the distance.
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Unhurried, his face without expression, Mr. Rahimi walked along the city's sidewalks, pulling a rolling suitcase with each hand.
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I walked along the soggy shore, drawn by a blur of orange at the other end of the lake.
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We left our bags with a porter and walked along an elevated bridge that felt like entering a treehouse.
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Then, he walked along the tracks and saw a man carrying a television set, according to the news release.
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So why did I get soaked last week, as I walked along a major avenue in the Thai capital?
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The singer walked along a street in NYC with her hair pulled back ... not a trademark bang in sight.
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The dress clung to her baby bump which she cradled as she walked along with Harry, 34, by her side.
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Albert, in casual wear and a dark blonde mustache, walked along with Jacques, who was making his third picnic appearance.
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I walked along my new street, Rue Raynouard, admiring the stately stone buildings that trimmed each side of the block.
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Moving Minkoff's outing to Los Angeles for spring, models walked along the famous trolly line at The Grove shopping center.
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They walked along the Rose Garden to the Oval Office, where Kim met with Trump for more than an hour.
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They walked along the train tracks, ducking at any sign of light in case it was a border patrol car.
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Binoculars in hand, we walked along the park's winding trails, slowly making our way toward a large stand of trees.
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Mr. Boutsinis and I then walked along a path on a mountain ridge and found ourselves encircled by sea views.
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The Chicago police say Mr. Johnson was shot repeatedly as he walked along Euclid Avenue just before 7:30 p.m.
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On the way I walked along Tambopata Street, crossing a bridge and stuck my head into an underground locals' bar.
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Outside, the wind whipped at John's face, forcing him to pitch his head forward as he walked along the fence.
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On Saturday, dozens of buyers walked along row after row of giant tuna, examining the fish before making their bids.
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On Saturday morning, Tyler Pittard walked along US 19 in Palmetto with family friend Donald Charles Keefer, 47, and his aunt.
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But on this weekday morning we quietly walked along a second-floor balcony to a small doorway I'd never noticed before.
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Galway's charm was immediately evident as I walked along the canals of the River Corrib, past chirping birds and tall reeds.
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I walked along Broadway down the Canyon of Heroes, where Lady Liberty's presence was ubiquitous in the form of souvenir trinkets.
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Afterward, I walked along Aleppo's boulevards and admired the tall apartment buildings that seemed like the very heart of the city.
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I caught the ferry that evening, then walked along a cobbled road until it turned to clay and then to dust.
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She wore her hair long and loose and threw on large hoop earrings and oversize sunglasses as she walked along the beach.
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Its designer, Ted Zoli — the winner of a MacArthur "genius" grant in 2009 — intended it to bounce underfoot as people walked along.
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Many residents appeared shell-shocked in the wake of the disaster, crying as they walked along or looked for missing loved ones.
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As they walked along the dirt road leading to the mountain, their voices were drowned out by the sound of car engines.
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"He is twenty-nine, but he has a little weight on him and he grunted while he walked along," Mr. Breslin wrote.
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Tin Htwe Oo made no reference to the restaurant meeting, saying police stopped the two reporters as they walked along a road.
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Over three months, Wermuth walked along the banks of the Thames, photographing the river and the abandoned objects exposed by the receding tide.
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I think I started on the Pyramid of the Sun and walked along the Avenue of the Dead, but those are just guesses.
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These data used to be printed out and laid on the hangar floor; engineers walked along them for hours, looking for anything untoward.
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One day, as the deadline loomed, they walked along the great lake, which was flat and black, even as the wind pounded them.
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One evening this past June, as I walked along the shore of Lake Michigan in Chicago, I thought about mussels, knotweed, and cancer.
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While most of us walked along the strands, focused on the tightrope, he could only stare into the depths that we will fall.
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As the ice cream shop's line grew outside, and tourists walked along Mott, Wing on Wo continued to bear witness to it all.
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Leaving town, we visited Helena River Park and walked along a wooden pier that soared through trees and stopped at the river's edge.
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A military band showed up at the airport to play for him as he walked along a red carpet to a waiting airplane.
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"We have all the right ingredients," Mr. Sayegh, who spent a decade on the City Council, said as he walked along Main Street.
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The day after Thanksgiving in 2017, as they walked along the reservoir in the South Mountain Reservation in West Orange, Mr. Rockefeller proposed.
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Amin Mohammed Aqla al-Ghamidi was arrested as he walked along a street in the city with a school friend, according to his father.
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"They should be strung up here, in Syntagma Square," said pensioner Nikos Ghinis as he walked along with thousands of others in central Athens.
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The group leaving the main camp sang songs and prayed as they walked along a highway and over a bridge atop the Cannonball River.
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Earlier in the day, for example, as we walked along the docks in Morocco, Patron pointed out all the coastguard speedboats in the water.
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That didn't stop the royal from looking fabulous as she and Harry, 34, walked along the red carpet that was rolled out for them.
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When Laura hadn't returned by dusk, her father walked along the shoreline with a flashlight until he saw her open laptop on a rock.
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"This is fantastic!" the young man kept saying as they walked along the Middle Prong, one of the many hiking trails of the Smokies.
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With no more money, they walked along the highway for long stretches of time in between rides, about 13 days altogether, Ms. Quintanilla said.
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As he walked along a receiving line on the tarmac shaking hands, the pope seemed taken aback to see Father Cardenal among the dignitaries.
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We walked along the cobblestone streets where Douglass, born into slavery, spent his teenage years, teaching himself to read and write from discarded newspapers.
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As we walked along the paths, I couldn't resist looking at every identifying marker (on the trees, some were 15 feet off the ground).
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: The graffiti on the wooden construction wall was intriguing enough to stop me as I walked along East 28th Street.
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Silly photos he sent of himself in Shanghai would appear in real time on my phone as I walked along the street in Manhattan.
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She interacted with the fans around her, sprinkling glitter as she walked along; she seemed at home in this throng of Star Wars superfans.
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And despite the freezing temperatures, Meghan walked along with her coat undone and baby bump visible (baby Archie was born around five months later).
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On December 6, after a storm, he walked along the Bay Area beach and noticed hundreds of seagulls feasting on something in the sand.
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We walked along the waterfront before warming up over steak and eggs and bloody marys at a Polish restaurant Wideman likes on Bedford Avenue.
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Moscow protest in sight of Kremlin Protesters in Moscow walked along Tverskaya Street, one of the city's main arteries that starts at the Kremlin walls.
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All seemed well back then, when May and Trump were photographed clasping hands as they walked along the Rose Garden toward a joint press conference.
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When we finally got off of the bus, we entered an archway into the town and then walked along the steepest street I'd ever seen.
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But the international bridge was closed until Monday, officials told them, and as they walked along the banks of the river, the water appeared manageable.
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Afterward, the couple toured the downtown on foot and walked along the St. Joseph River to view interactive illuminated sculptures there known as River Lights.
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But he appeared with a smile and a salute as he walked along a processional to the dais at the Coast Guard Academy's football field.
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The suspect was identified from school security videos and a Coral Springs officer later arrested Cruz as he walked along the side of a road.
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They walked along slippery flagstones that had been worn smooth over centuries of use, and stepped on the flat tombstones of departed pre-Reformation monks.
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The New York City Halloween Parade Twitter account also shared uplifting photos and videos of the event, including musical acts that walked along the parade route.
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The indictment alleges that the three walked along the bank of the Eklutna River where McIntosh and Brehmer allegedly duct-taped Hoffman's hands, feet and mouth.
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In April, a 4-year-old boy was swept away by a wave in the Outer Banks as he walked along the beach with his mother.
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"We planted 2,000 trees and bushes," Mr. Goh said as he walked along the paved path that circles his property and doubles as a jogging track.
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I walked along the canal one evening, dodging tourist and locals alike, past hosts and hostesses of different nightclubs trying to entice clients through their doors.
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After a beachfront lunch of fresh fish, we walked along the coastline back to Hotel Hukumeizi, where we swam in the pool under towering palm trees.
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He walked along the wet sidewalk, crossing whenever the light turned green, turning right or left whenever he felt like it, stepping through puddles of slush.
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According to People, the couple were papped as they walked along Piccadilly and Shaftesbury Avenue on their way to a play in London's West End Wednesday night.
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World Briefing A machete-wielding man attacked an American tourist couple as they walked along a remote beach on Grenada, killing the woman, the police said Tuesday.
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The romantic city of Rome, where they walked along the cobblestone streets hand-in-hand, gazed into one another's eyes over lunch and kissed atop elevated locations.
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Half a century ago, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, and John Lennon walked along the London crosswalk that would become the famous "Abbey Road" album art.
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"The Harvey experience had an effect of people," lawyer Nereida Melendez, 59, said as she walked along a beach-side road covered in sand and palm leaves.
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I walked along the sidewalk as the bright liveries of European shipping companies—Waberer's, of Hungary; Amenda, of Germany; Finejas, of Lithuania; Discordia, of Bulgaria—buffeted past.
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He stepped down from the stage and walked along the front row of the audience, shaking hands, before his Secret Service detail escorted him toward Marine One.
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But, while walking along defeated, my gaze cast down as I walked along Aramberri Street, I realized that this tropical environment gives birth to those vallenato rhythms.
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In a previous book, he walked along every street in the 10th Arrondissement of Paris, his neighborhood, documenting everything he noticed for a period of three years.
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That evening, I walked along quiet cobbled streets past candy-colored houses where old men and women sat out on the sidewalks to play cards and gossip.
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They made it to Texas safely, but shortly afterward, as they walked along a road, they were intercepted by border agents, arrested and taken to a station.
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A man who referred to himself only as K. K. walked along a median on Tuesday carrying an AK-47, with a Glock handgun on his waist.
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Hundreds of people walked along the street as if it was a pedestrian promenade, which it isn't — every now and again a car would patiently maneuver through.
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Last week, a group mainly of teenagers from a neighboring aboriginal community walked along ice roads for two days to Attawapiskat to raise awareness of the suicide problem.
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Worthington's father, who admitted to getting chills as he walked along with his son on Wednesday, said he believed that Woods was nonetheless not far from everyone's thoughts.
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"It was the most terriblest thing I ever saw," Ms. Holmes said, as she walked along the asphalt toward a staging area in front of the convention center.
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They walked along streams, refilling used plastic bottles with dingy drinking water and setting up tents in abandoned poacher camps, sometimes just hours after their targets had left.
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"Wonder how the Fatberg is doing today — did wonder what the smell was on Sunday as I walked along the front," Paul Denning wrote in a Facebook post.
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Thousands of migrants in Delhi, including whole families, packed their pots, pans and blankets into rucksacks, some balancing children on their shoulders as they walked along interstate highways.
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Thousands of migrants in Delhi, including whole families, packed their pots, pans and blankets into rucksacks, some balancing children on their shoulders as they walked along interstate highways.
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She took photographs of choice flowers as she walked along; she had been posting pictures on Death Valley's Facebook page, along with directions to the best viewing spots.
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Police detained the activists on Thursday as they walked along Moscow's Tverskaya Street holding mostly empty boxes with the words "Justice for the Chechen 100" written on them.
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A day after the president and his family enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at Mar-a-Lago, Lindblom walked along the beach shared by the two properties, according to court documents.
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After secret negotiations, President Richard Nixon visited China in 1972 and walked along the Great Wall, setting the stage for the establishment of full diplomatic relations six years later.
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Bob Dylan, a poet whose "Blowin' in the Wind" served as an anthem of the civil rights movement, has walked along the paths taken by both Eliot and King.
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After swimming in a pool at the top, the trio had walked along a ledge at the top of the falls before falling approximately 100 feet over the edge.
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The couple looked casual and comfortable together as they walked along some rocks, with Carino – a CAA talent agent – throwing his arm over the singer's shoulders at one point.
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In 2015, Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, who had seven prior felony convictions, randomly shot and killed Kate Steinle, 31, as she walked along a busy pier with her father.
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I enjoyed participating in both of these rooms; dancing was fun, and the poem's author had a soothing voice to listen to as you walked along a pretty space.
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After dinner I walked along the Clark Fork River and across a bridge to Maclean's boyhood home, a modest Craftsman with a wide front porch and white picket fence.
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On a recent weekday, Mr. Shevlin walked along James Street and, lacking an address for Mr. Kilgallon's old house, asked residents of the block if they knew of him.
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It was summer in Melbourne, and I walked along the Yarra River with his words in my head, listening to the Ohio Players' "Skin Tight" at a deafening volume.
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The stonecutter walked along Row F of a section of Mount St. Mary Cemetery in Flushing, Queens, and stopped at Grave 108, marked with a modest gray granite headstone.
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Flicker also wrote the US Capitol switchboard number on her arm and displayed the message to the cameras as she walked along the red carpet entering the awards ceremony.
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As I walked along the empty festival grounds, I found a piece of cheese lying in the grass — another awesome meal provided by Billy McFarland and Ja Rule's incredible festival.
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Along the Champs Elysees and at the Arc de Triomphe, French flags from the previous day's Bastille celebrations where still fluttering as some fans walked along the tree-lined avenue.
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Cup of ice cream in hand, Disick made his way down the street with son Mason, who toted a large waffle cone, while a security guard walked along with them.
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To get to our room from the dock, we walked along a bridge just slightly wider than the golf carts staffers used to shuttle guests toward the main Rangalifinolhu Island.
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I left work early that day, and walked along 14th Street back to my apartment, where I knelt down and pulled the boxes I'd hidden out from underneath my bed.
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Frugal Traveler My grandmother and I walked along Kweilin Street in Kowloon, near the Sham Shui Po rail station, where the open-air market was a scene of controlled chaos.
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As we walked along the shelves, he asked if I remembered the game we played on our first visit, when we put Post-it note reviews in our favorite books.
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Rather, the city's turbulence seemed to melt away as we passed through layers of security and walked along winding lanes that passed the quaint, neo-Victorian buildings of the Bangla Academy.
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Yoss, a Cuban rocker and sci-fi novelist who dressed every inch the part, caused a minor stir wherever he walked, along with a flurry of requests for selfies with him.
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Phillip Mullaly said that he couldn&apost believe what he saw, as he walked along Jan Juc, a beach town and well-known fossil site along Victoria's Surf Coast in Australia.
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On a recent afternoon, Jaime Batlle and Iñaki Baquero, who teach architecture at the International University of Catalonia, walked along El Born's cobblestone streets pointing out changes the superblock had produced.
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So when longtime North Korea aid worker Katharina Zellweger walked along Pyongyang's Kim Il Sung Square this past spring and observed a group of students in rehearsal, it looked pretty routine.
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Tito organized New Year parties for his friends, family, and closest allies, but also visited public celebrations and walked along packed streets to enable "ordinary citizens" to wish him their best.
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As we walked along, I tried to gauge his interest in politics, mumbling something about the upcoming local election and telling him that one of the candidates went to my college.
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On the way back to his hotel, Kim walked along a promenade near the Merlion, a giant statue, and fountain, of a mythical creature, half-lion, half-fish - Singapore's unofficial mascot.
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On the way back to his hotel, Kim walked along a promenade near the Merlion, a giant statue, and fountain, of a mythical creature, half lion, half fish - Singapore's unofficial mascot.
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"Years ago, we used to call this Kitty Genovese Lane," he said as he walked along the paved walkway that Ms. Genovese ran along in a futile attempt to flee her killer.
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As the huts selling traditional sausages, mulled wine, gingerbread and Christmas gifts drew up their shutters, dozens of visitors walked along the aisles, stopping at a makeshift memorial to pay their respects.
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The last city we visited on our trip was Nice, where we walked along the Promenade des Anglais and dipped our feet in the cold ocean on the city's rock covered beaches.
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The Trumps paused for several moments as they walked along the Taj Mahal's reflecting pool and spent more than 15 minutes inside the marble mausoleum, according to reporters traveling with the President.
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I've interviewed theologians in South Africa, walked along the Great Wall of China, helped organize an arts festival in Zimbabwe, followed migrating butterflies in Mexico, ridden an ostrich, and lived on a boat.
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I made it to the port area and walked along the quai, where I saw dozens of white tents set up for the Monaco Yacht Show that would kick off the next day.
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Mr. Burga, a lawyer who wore a dark suit and a tightly knotted tie on Friday, ate crackers as he walked along the fourth-floor hallway of the courthouse during a morning break.
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When I returned to Point Hope last March, I walked along the fence, freshly buried in snow, on the way to Oomittuk's house for a dinner of raw whale meat and caribou stew.
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"No ifs, no buts, no public sector cuts," people chanted as they walked along in a march that started outside University College London on Gower Street and wound its way to Trafalgar Square.
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In their latest photos, Meeks, dressed in multi-colored beach shorts, and Green, 26, in a pastel patterned bikini, looked very cozy as they frolicked in the water and walked along the Caribbean beach.
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They'd heard there were some tunnels nearby that they could take into the United States, so the two men walked along a dark highway in search of them, with cars speeding just feet away.
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Weeks later, Castillo and his family walked along train tracks, heading northwest toward Chahuites, the next town on their trip through Mexico; more than a thousand miles stood between them and the US border.
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A Reuters reporter saw police detain Navalny, who hopes to run against Putin, as he walked along central Moscow's Tverskaya Street with supporters, part of an unsanctioned rally as a police helicopter circled overhead.
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There, he walked along two large walls separating the countries with an immigration activist and Maria Puga, a woman whose husband was killed by border patrol agents as he attempted a crossing from Mexico.
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Hannah and Dan walked along the piers downtown, and when they got to Pier 40, a former marine terminal on the west end of Houston Street, Hannah told him that the place felt familiar.
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We walked along the Rio Branco, into a clearing where a half-dozen earthen mounds rose from the forest floor, piled with former belongings—sun-bleached mattresses, household appliances, pots and pans, flip-flops.
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The singer hit up Malibu with some folks for a mini workout, where she was decked out in a white sports bra, athletic pants and a baseball cap as they walked along a trail.
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Models walked along the tribune, contrasting against the vast grass field of the racetrack that extends to the border of the city, illuminated by the warm Parisian sunset, a scene only Miuccia could set.
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The chief was also accused of firing a sniper rifle at civilians, striking a girl wearing a flower-print hijab as she walked along a riverbank and an old man carrying a water jug.
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In his weekly radio address, Trump bemoaned this week's acquittal of Jose Ines Garcia Zarate in the murder of Kate Steinle, who was shot as she walked along a San Francisco pier in 2015.
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Letterman, who hosted the late night show for an impressive 33 years, was casual in a Ball State T-shirt and yellow swim trunks while he walked along the beach in the celebrity hot spot.
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Cup of ice cream in hand, Disick wore a black hoodie sweatshirt as he walked down the street with son Mason, who toted a large waffle cone, while a security guard walked along with them.
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We walked along the Malecón, the seafront avenue and promenade known as the "sofa of the city," where young people come out to see and be seen as the ocean pounds the city's sea wall.
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In September 1940, Walter Benjamin walked along the same ridge in an attempt to evade capture by the Nazis, by then in collaboration with Vichy France, hoping to escape to America through Spain and Portugal.
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But she smiled and clasped her cheeks in astonishment when Tito El Bambino and a well-known salsa musician, Pirulo, his dreadlocks bouncing off his back, walked along the street and right up to her.
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The 26-year-old was also joined by model pal Martha Hunt and walked along the beach with her friends, even though by the looks of their dress, it was at least a little bit chilly.
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A few weeks later, in the heat of June, I knew I had found my soul mate as we walked along Broadway — strolling through the island's changing neighborhoods from Inwood to the tip of Battery Park.
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Mr. Trump, wearing a dark suit, emerged from Freedom House on the South Korean side, walked along gravel between two blue huts to the demarcation line and stopped there to wait for Mr. Kim to approach.
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He walked along the side of the building and immediately noticed others standing out in the parking lot, including 6 or so members of a girls' soccer team who were fundraising in front of the Walmart.
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After visiting this psychologically fraught place, I needed some air, so I walked along the Albert I Promenade, overlooking Ostend's broad beaches, to see remnants of what the seafront had looked like when Ensor was alive.
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Professor Crain, 72, admitted he refused to return to an area set up for protesters when he walked along a road near a weigh station in Fredon, N.J., where hunters were bringing their bears in October.
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UK researchers explored the benefits of walking in people over the age of 60 and compared the impact on their health when they walked along polluted urban streets versus in the open spaces of a park.
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Washington Protesters walked along Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House to the US Capitol to "deliver a clear message to the doorsteps of President Trump, members of Congress, and the courts," according to a Facebook event page.
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After being named one of Vogue's "fresh face to watch" in March 2016, she walked in Chanel's Métiers d'Art show in December 2016 and walked (along with her sister, Sophia) in Dolce & Gabbana's runway show in 2017.
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As I walked along the beaches of Rio or whipped my head around in an underground Samba club, I found myself carrying myself and my hair differently — with the kind of confident sexuality Brazilians have basically patented.
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Over the course of a long afternoon, they walked along a road to the temple in a slow, dignified procession: taking three steps and kowtowing, three steps and kowtowing, on and on for about two hours. Mrs.
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The killers walked along Shahbag Road, a wide, chaotic avenue in Dhaka, Bangladesh, bisected by a concrete divider, and entered Aziz Super Market, an indoor mall situated between the gaudy storefronts of Muslim Sweets and Juicy Fast Foods.
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In southern Mexico on Sunday, officials encouraged the migrants to apply for asylum or otherwise seek legal immigration status in Mexico, but they made barely any effort to halt the migrants as they walked along a main highway.
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Before heading to CERN, I walked along the edge of Lake Geneva to look at the museum's outdoor exhibition, a series of displays that featured old drawings and photographs accompanied by descriptions of these images by local scientists.
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Photo by Rylan Scherer/VICE News In Kenya, VICE walked along a Chinese railroad being built across the country with the mission of increasing trade across East Africa and moving more goods out of Kenya's port at Mombasa.
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Later in the afternoon, Melania walked along part of the Mutianyu section of the more than 20,000-km (12,400-mile) long Great Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where China frequently takes visiting heads of state and their spouses.
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Before the show, as I walked along Boyle Avenue, the community's level of political engagement was evident as activists at the Boyle Heights Farmers' Market passed out food and shared information about DACA and the neighborhood's ongoing battle with gentrification.
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As Tyler Solomon — dressed in a green cap and gown — walked along the football field of Marshfield High School in Massachusetts on Saturday, he was greeted by his principal, Robert Keuther, who gave him his diploma, then a little something extra.
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For eight nights and nine days, the couple enjoyed crystal-clear waters at their front porch, walked along white beaches, rode scooters around island roads, swam with sharks and stingrays—and, at one particularly memorable meal, tried out a mystery meat.
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As they walked along the road, in the direction of Erkelens' hotel, Halford told her that he wanted to draw her blood again and try to understand why she'd become so ill; she could decide if she wanted the third injection.
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"I admit that I'm usually listening to music, talking on my phone or texting while I'm walking around," the 20-year-old said while responding to a text as he walked along a street in the state capital last weekend.
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While there are more than 350 miles of hiking trails in the park, there was a steady flow of people on the 5.6-mile trail to Mills Lake, including some who broadcast music from their phones as they walked along.
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The personal distaste could also be measured in body language, when European leaders made little effort to engage with Mr. Trump, chatting to one another while Mr. Trump walked along with the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a semiauthoritarian outsider.
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However, when people walked along Oxford Street, the researchers found a minor increase in lung capacity and a rise in arterial stiffness, which could be attributed to exposure to black carbon soot and ultrafine particles from diesel exhaust, they said.
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During the subway tour on Monday — at least his third trip to the line in four days — Mr. Cuomo marveled at the work it took to dig the tunnels as he walked along the train tracks to the 72nd Street station.
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Rather than get inside one of the containers himself, he then walked along the side of the building toward the parking lot, where a number of people — including a girls soccer team who'd been outside fundraising — were standing out in the open.
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Having earlier visited the nearby island of Tresco, the royals landed on St Martin's by boat and donned sunglasses (Kate in tortoise shell Ray-Bans) as they walked along the main road – a winding country path lined with pretty cottages and bustling hedgerows.
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The lousy meal couldn't distract from the beauty of the surroundings, and I walked along an old Inca trail past evidence of other components of the local Aymara people's diet—terraced fields of potatoes and quinoa, along with plentiful sheep, pigs, and donkeys.
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The birds were twice as likely to offer sustained help to Yao foragers who walked along while playing recordings of the proper brrr-hmm signal than they were to participants with recordings of normal Yao words or the sounds of other animals.
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Getting out of the car on my way to the stunning mountaintop village of Exogi, I walked along an unpaved path to the "School of Homer," to be rewarded only by a ravishing view of olive trees and blue-green coves far below.
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As I walked along Pearl Street then, I had no idea that Fraunces Tavern had been owned by Samuel Fraunces, a man whose true racial identity continues to be in question — many believe he was of mixed race and passing as white.
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The moment Archie walked along the snowy landscape of the Blossoms' land with Cheryl by his side, noticing the horde of people wearing matching blood red outfits standing around trees as if a cult ceremony was about to start, he should have run home.
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The decades-old policy came under fire last year after Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, an undocumented immigrant, was charged with murder in the apparently random shooting of 32-year-old Kathryn Steinle as she walked along a popular pier with her father in early July.
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The annual festive fancy-dress street parade and pub crawl was branded a display of "XXXmas carnage" by one red-top and a bunch of people "on the naughty list" by another, as thousands of people in Santa costumes walked along four routes across London.
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An hour or so before kickoff, McCourt — in that fresh-pressed shirt — walked along the running track that surrounds the field at Stade Louis II. His route to his seat took him past the corner in which his club's hard-core supporters had gathered.
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"I had a business, the community had a place people could meet and socialize and enjoy life, and golf had an affordable spot," Bob Lucio, the course's former owner, told USA TODAY Sports as he walked along an overgrown path and remembered what once was.
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The Duchess of Sussex, who is expecting her first child with Prince Harry, wasn't shy about cradling her baby bump as the royal couple walked along the picturesque Kingfisher Bay Jetty at Fraser Island in Australia during the seventh day of their royal tour Down Under.
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"When we arrived we were told the government was not giving those visas anymore, and so we have decided to move and head north without any permit, risking everything and enduring hunger and insecurity," he said as he walked along a highway from Huixtla to Mapastepec.
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At Teotihuacan, the pre-Hispanic Aztec site near Mexico City, I once walked along the Avenue of the Dead and climbed to the top of the Pyramid of the Sun, the largest pyramid in Teotihuacan and one of the largest in Mesoamerica, just as a huge thunderstorm rolled in.
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He walked along the assembly line, red-faced and urgent, interrogating workers he encountered, telling them that at Tesla excellence was a passing grade, and they were failing; that they weren't smart enough to be working on these problems; that they were endangering the company, according to someone who observed him.
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If all goes as planned, the boat will be open for tours led by former firefighters by July 4, at the dock outside the two men's coming seafood restaurant in Sleepy Hollow, N.Y. "You can't own something like this," Mr. Taylor, 113, said as he walked along the port-side deck.
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Several news outlets carried a live feed as Trump, accompanied by a mass of Secret Service agents, walked along a concrete barricade and then jumped down from the wall into a grassy area before proceeding into the rear entrance of the Hyatt Regency Hotel, where the convention is taking place this weekend.
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"My legs were tired and I just wanted a place to sit down away from the maddening crowds, so I took a look down this ramp, on the highway, there was like a construction site down there and I just walked along until I saw a place where I could sit down," he explained.
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A second group of about 300 Honduran migrants walked along a highway and expected to reach the same border crossing on Tuesday night, activists said, while a smaller group of about 50 migrants had gathered in at a plaza in the capital of El Salvador with the intention of joining up with the caravan.
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Most of the primarily black-and-white photos were taken along the sidewalks that Winters walked along the route he drew, while one image was taken from the home of a resident who invited him inside and another—the only colored photograph in the entire collection—was captured from the front porch of his then-home.
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Here's a particularly illuminating passage: He walked along the assembly line, red-faced and urgent, interrogating workers he encountered, telling them that at Tesla excellence was a passing grade, and they were failing; that they weren't smart enough to be working on these problems; that they were endangering the company, according to someone who observed him.
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This is also what makes a first glimpse of the town itself a little puzzling; greeted by the sharp cries of sea gulls overhead and invigorated by the iodine-rich North Sea air, I had the impression of having accidentally blundered backstage as I walked along the stone-lined quays of its working fishing port, lined with snug brick houses.
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And then Friday, at the Arboretum, Harry read Robert Brooke's poem The Soldier and he walked along the memorial seeing all the names of the 16,000 men and women who have died in combat since World War II. It was a particularly moving moment as Harry knows the horrors of war — he served for 10 years in the British Army and was deployed twice to Afghanistan.
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The restaurant was near the hotel, at the tip of the little peninsula that formed the southern side of the harbor, and the street we walked along was like all the others in the old town, cobbled and lined on both sides with unpainted wooden houses in the National Revival style, two- or three-story buildings, oddly off-kilter and asymmetrical, with elaborate wooden beams buttressing upper floors jutting out over the foundations.
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Hatsuyo Nakamura, a tailor's widow, stood by the window of her kitchen, watching a neighbor tearing down his house because it lay in the path of an air-raid-defense fire lane; Father Wilhelm Kleinsorge, a German priest of the Society of Jesus, reclined in his underwear on a cot on the top floor of his order's three-story mission house, reading a Jesuit magazine, Stimmen der Zeit ; Dr. Terufumi Sasaki, a young member of the surgical staff of the city's large, modern Red Cross Hospital, walked along one of the hospital corridors with a blood specimen for a Wassermann test in his hand; and the Reverend Mr. Kiyoshi Tanimoto, pastor of the Hiroshima Methodist Church, paused at the door of a rich man's house in Koi, the city's western suburb, and prepared to unload a handcart full of things he had evacuated from town in fear of the massive B-29 raid which everyone expected Hiroshima to suffer.
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