1.   A security staff strolled the sidewalk, warning people to remain in line.

2.   Clusters of people strolled the sidewalk, tracking down lodging or seeking out dinner, confident that their labors had earned them particular pampering.

3.   Cooperstown can be enjoyed for what it is, a comfortable upstate New York village built for strolling its sidewalks, without even mentioning the B-word.

4.   Cooperstown can be enjoyed for what it is, a comfortable upstate village built for strolling its sidewalks, without even mentioning the B-word.

5.   Families stroll the sidewalks framing the canal and spill onto the patios of the ubiquitous Tex-Mex restaurants.

6.   Families stroll the sidewalks in the twilight, sometimes enjoying a round of ice cream cones.

7.   Still, easily twice as many peaceful pedestrians strolling American sidewalks are run down by automobiles, and we hear no outcry.

8.   With the majestic spires of the Cathedral serving as backdrop, sharply dressed men wearing inspired color combinations stroll the sidewalks with cellular telephones afixed to their ears.

9.   After the win, Parisians strolled the sidewalks along the Champs Elysees drinking and celebrating, while drivers around the capital honked their horns.

10.   As Cannes opened Wednesday, movie executives sipped sparkling water on yachts parked in the harbor, and tourists in floppy sun hats strolled the sidewalks.