71.   Dick Vermeil can take that walk now.

72.   Earlier this month, Robert Casinghino took a walk in the woods.

73.   Even in retirement, he took long walks every day, and his enthusiasm led to what is now the annual Henry Laskau Race Walk in Coconut Creek.

74.   Either answer them correctly or take the walk of shame.

75.   Emotions flare at a dance, men serenade women with recorded music, people fall in love by taking quiet walks.

76.   Even if people wanted to take more walks, the busy highways would make it treacherous.

77.   Families took walks, peering at sites where rockets had fallen, surveying damage and collecting pieces of shrapnel as souveniers.

78.   For a few weeks, she will put aside her math problems and take walks and read.

79.   For every runner that he has left in scoring position, however, Clark figures he has advanced a teammate with a hit-and-run grounder or patiently taken a walk.

80.   For exercise, the jurors were allowed to swim at the hotel pool and take supervised walks in the evening.