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Meanings of little stroll in English
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Usage of little stroll in English
1
The Marchesino had left it to take a little stroll on shore.
2
And now, Watson, let us have a little stroll round in the sunshine.
3
Take a little stroll, only do not go beyond certain limits.
4
They asked, I suppose, to go out for a little stroll with Spoil-sport?
5
If the coast is clear, I shall take a little stroll down the hall.
6
What say to a little stroll about the grounds while they are doing it?
7
Something influenced Claude to get out of the big car to take a little stroll.
8
After a moment he turned on his heel and resumed his little stroll towards Hornsgatan.
9
Then he added lightly, "Let's get on with our little stroll!"
10
Perhaps she had gone for a little stroll, and had lost her way in the fog.
11
Early in the morning, Tom took a little stroll with Robin Hood and improved his acquaintance.
12
I think we will still have time for a little stroll through the grounds before dark.
13
These cramped quarters rather exasperated us because we were denied the pleasure of a little stroll.
14
Tell that chauffeur to take a little stroll.
15
I would take a little stroll, I thought.
16
After writing several telling letters to the Padre and Vimont, he feels like a little stroll.
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Little stroll across language varieties
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