The trio went for a stroll around the East Village before stopping for ice cream.
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Mara went for a stroll in New York City on Friday showcasing her new summer hair vibes.
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I came to the entrance of Burgess Park so went for a stroll down Surrey Canal Walk.
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After checking into my hotel in Stockholm, I went for a stroll to shake off jet lag.
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I went for a stroll and stopped by a few of the shops that sold my factory's products.
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Kendall, Gigi Hadid and Hailey Baldwin went for a stroll Tuesday in NYC ... and the view was piercing.
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On a recent Friday night in Moscow, I went for a stroll through Gorky Park, along the Moscow River.
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It stopped raining, so my husband and I went for a stroll on a hiking trail near our house.
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They got handsy after a lunch date at Joan's on Third ... then went for a stroll and then shopping in Studio City.
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The actress, 69, went for a stroll in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia, with her son Jack Henry Robbins, 26, and the pair where dressed to the nines.
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The star, 32, went for a stroll in Los Angeles on Tuesday, walking arm-in-arm with a man who appears to be L.A.-based artist Louis Eisner.
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They arrived early and went for a stroll, taking note of the stately houses, the mix of Queen Anne, Italianate, Beaux-Arts and Renaissance architecture, and shops like the Corner Bookstore.
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Which must have worked well, because he later went on to do this: Then, Odell Beckham Jr. didn't want to squander an opportunity to get some attention, so he went for a stroll in Wisconsin sans shirt.
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Leonardo DiCaprio went for a stroll around New York City on Saturday in seemingly casual weekend attire — cargo shorts, a hat, sunglasses, a sweater tied around his waist, and a grey v-neck shirt — that caught the internet's attention.
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Tayler decided to pursue a career in the audio world. He applied to the BBC for a post as a trainee, and was accepted, due to start several months after finishing at college. On 4 August 1974, a few days after his final term at college, he decided to go in search of a job to tide him over. Without any preparation he went for a stroll around London’s Soho where there were many recording studios.
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She also wrote that she was later engaged to a barrister named Dick and while staying with his family in the country, she went for a stroll with a young farmer who claimed he loved her. According to May, he stumbled, and shot himself fatally in the head when his gun fired accidentally. There is no independent verification of either death however. May wrote in Tiger Woman that she returned to London almost immediately, her engagement to Dick was broken and quickly replaced by a new engagement to a former suitor, Miles L. Atkinson, (1888–1917) who May knew as Bunny.
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St. John Chrysostom, Patriarch of Constantinople 398 - 407, was a celebrated preacher (chrysostom means golden-tongued) and reformer who was deliberately killed by his enemies in the Byzantine court and Church by enforced travelling on foot in cold weather. Harris mistakenly shows him wearing the western-style chasuble and alb instead of an eastern phelonion St. Augustine of Hippo (354 - 430) was one of the most influential theologians in Church history. Once, while writing his book on God titled De Trinitate (On the Trinity), he went for a stroll on the beach where he saw a small boy running back and forth with a bucket, pouring water from the shore into a hole he'd dug in the sand. "What are you doing?" asked Augustine.
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