walk a mile

You walk a mile west of the road and go in from there.

He's home from the hospital now, and he has to walk a mile every day.

As an 8 year old I also walked a mile to school on my own or with other kids.

After six to eight weeks, patients walk a mile a day.

There are no jobs or schools, and women walk a mile each way to get water from a well.

He now walks a mile and a half a day.

Often it was possible to walk a mile without seeing anyone at all.

He had walked a mile, and there was no sign of any other person.

On a good day he can walk a mile; often it's far less.

You'll only have to walk a mile to find a telephone.

Another couple of thousand, and I'll have walked a mile.

I think how our democratic society works is you walk a mile in another man's shoes.

Later, I walked a mile or so through the park to the falls.

Why did you walk a mile and a half to his house?"

Walking a mile through the forest takes us the best part of an hour.

Some learned what it was like to walk a mile in other people's shoes.

They walked a mile to school each day and did their homework together.

They walked a mile and came to a white wall with a black iron door at the center.

"I hate it when you take a year to walk a mile."

Keep it to yourself until you have walked a mile in her or anyone else' shoes.

He began walking a mile every day, in the sun, like his colleague from California.

He walked a mile or two and caught a taxi.

"Some of these kids walk a mile in city blocks to get to school, and they need the extra support."

She had walked a mile to the Lawn where they started out for day camp.

"Children walk a mile to school and many of us do not have clean water.