For a stroll

I bought her that dress in Catania and took her for a stroll for a specific reason.

It wasn't a stroll.

Out for a stroll?

Now, a little stroll.

perfect for a pleasant stroll.

Out for a midnight stroll?

We'll go for a stroll, then.

Shall we go for a stroll?

Having a stroll with the major?

How was your stroll?

Let's stroll around the pond

So I decided to stroll around.

We've heard rumors, unpleasant rumors. Let's take a little stroll.

We're not contemplating a stroll down Piccadilly or the ChampsÉlysées.

In the morning you can take a stroll down to immigration.

Oh, I'm sorry. I'll stroll, you fly.

They decided to pass that day resting and going for a stroll.

You're mine for the afternoon. I'm taking you out for a stroll.

And all the girls stroll past all dressed up.

We'll stroll down 5th Avenue, sort of break it in.

Then we're going to take a little stroll as far as the nearest taxi rank.

But it's a bit like trying to understand our entire planet by taking a stroll around your garden.

Any stroll along a crowded Istanbul street will show covered and uncovered women effortlessly almost naturally mixing.

I don't know if you remember the Ardennes during wartime, but it wasn't exactly a stroll on the Champs Elysee...

That this old man would interrupt his moonlight stroll with his sweetheart with the precise reason of making fun of a child.

On the morning of Friday, September 6, 1901, McKinley dressed formally as usual, then departed the Milburn House for a stroll through the neighborhood.

And he tells You need to stroll around there, you need to stop by one of the coffee shops .

So Sudhir went home. Took a shower, took a nap.

So Sudhir went home, took a shower, took a nap.

Queequeg circulating among the polite society of a civilized town, that astonishment soon departed upon taking my first daylight stroll through the streets of New Bedford.

I am sure that I did not. Returning from my first morning stroll, I again sallied out upon this special errand.

Stove's hotter than I thought. Now, come on, get your clothes on, and we'll stroll up to my car and get...

I took my camera, I took my notebook, took a chair, and started to observe this behavior.

I took a walk.

She took a job?

I took a walk.

He took a powder.

I took a cab.

Wife took a trip.

Took a long time.

We took a contract.

I took a job

Norman took a wife?

We took a helicopter.