| walk load | 13.63 | He walked to load the bases. | ||
| walk lead | 3.69 | Jose Guillen walked to lead off the fifth. | ||
| walk work | 3.69 | She walks to work, carefully. | ||
| walk bring | 1.05 | Bell walked to bring up Edgardo Alfonzo. | ||
| walk get | 1.05 | But a short walk to get there. | ||
| walk start | 0.99 | Conine had walked to start the inning. | ||
| walk feel | 0.92 | Yet no Celtic walked away feeling devastated. | ||
| walk open | 0.86 | Bill Mueller and Bonds walked to open the inning. | ||
| walk school | 0.79 | She was walking to school in the Manama suburb of Jidhaf. | ||
| walk shake | 0.59 | He walked away shaking his head. | ||
| walk say | 0.53 | How can you walk to say nothing of dance? | ||
| walk unhurt | 0.46 | He walked away unhurt. | ||
| walk be | 0.39 | To be able to walk to the lake or ocean. | ||
| walk fill | 0.39 | Rodriguez and Martinez walked to fill the bases. | ||
| walk put | 0.39 | Kevin Seitzer walked to put the potential tying runs on base. | ||
| walk smile | 0.39 | He walked away smiling. | ||
| walk think | 0.39 | Some of them I walked away thinking I really blew it. | ||
| walk look | 0.33 | He wags his tail when people walk by, looking at them with curiosity. | ||
| walk meet | 0.33 | Our footsteps echoed as though there were other people walking to meet us from the far end. | ||
| walk uninjure | 0.33 | He walked away uninjured. |