Meanings of walk leisurely in English

Then he came out and started to walk leisurely towards the Belasco.

Instead, he allowed his horse to walk leisurely in the direction of the Allandales' house.

He refused the pressing invitation of a hansom-cabman, and proceeded to walk leisurely home to his rooms.

Ruth went with her to the door and watched her walk leisurely down the broad steps to the street.

Out of the shoulder of a hill three Boers came on ponies, and began to walk leisurely across to the next kopje.

He shrugged his shoulders, nodded a farewell to the city below him, and, turning round, proceeded to walk leisurely across the Heath.

As was their custom during afternoons, they would walk leisurely along the brook, and, trusting to the excitement created by the councils, get away unobserved.

He beckoned to his Chinese satellite and walked leisurely to the door.

He went out as usual after breakfast, and then walked leisurely downtown.

Yet, he had walked leisurely with Krazinski, and newspapers did wonders sometimes.

Aunt Amy and Minnie walked leisurely, and, for a time, silently along.

The stranger turned and walked leisurely to the coach in waiting.

Two gentlemen were walking leisurely through the meadow in front of the house.

He walked leisurely to the fire-place, and leant his elbow on the overmantel.

They walked leisurely from the Seminary to the town, and did not run.

Ahead on the left-hand sidewalk I saw a man walking leisurely.