1.   David Ferric walked in wearing an undersized panama hat and a turtleneck shirt with a drooping collar.

2.   I have walked it in a day, but it can take as long as a week to complete.

3.   My uncle was a terrible miser - he would walk in lashing rain rather than pay a bus fare.

4.   Now it freezes at night into a crust that you can walk on in the morning.

5.   Other members of their families were upstairs dancing, and afterwards they all walked home in a group.

6.   She enjoys hiking and walking in her spare time, and also looks forward to her annual skiing expedition.

7.   She looked at me and said that when I walked in this morning.

8.   Walking in time, through time is, is erm, being in proceeding.

9.   It might be very good at wind-surfing, or at clutching oily rags, or at walking in ever decreasing circles until it vanished.

10.   And it must also be a surreal experience for homebound elderly people when the doorbell rings and Patty Hearst walks in bringing them their lunch.