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Meanings of walk uptown in English

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Usage of walk uptown in English
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The Scribe will not follow them very far in their walk uptown.
Peter: A Novel of Which He is Not the Hero
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She did not have time to walk uptown today, for she was needed at home.
Gingham bride
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People go round all the while writing about Old Greenwich Village, the harbour, the Ghetto, the walk uptown.
Walking-Stick Papers
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They fell silent as they continued to walk uptown toward her house, and then turned east on Ninety-first.
Toxic bachelors
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They started to walk uptown, making for the East Side, Ivan carrying the big trunk that no other man could lift.
The Best Short Stories of 1915, and the Yearbook of the American...
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Then she left the room and the house and walked uptown.
Rebels of the Red Planet
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He left the office one day at four-thirty and walked uptown.
The Shield of Silence
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After Dummer had gone, Peter walked uptown, and saw his clergyman.
The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him
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Jess Morse demanded, when the three girls left the hospital and walked uptown again.
The Girls of Central High Aiding the Red Cross / Or, Amateur The...
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Strong walked uptown on Broadway the next afternoon to join the crowd welcoming Lincoln.
A. lincoln: a biography
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On this particular morning Hollis Holworthy was walking uptown and they met opposite the cathedral.
The Red Cross Girl
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Galt delivered the message to Dickson and walked uptown to Webb's house, where he expected to find him.
The Voice of the People
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He walked uptown under the bright marquees of the Broadway cinemas, past a noisy jazz band in the Metrodome bar.
Honor thy father
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At length, unable to remain where I was any longer, I descended to the street and walked uptown in the rain.
A Far Country — Volume 3
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As he walked uptown to his lodgings Jarvis faced the fact that up to this present moment he had been on the wrong track.
Bambi
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Usually at this time you are most earnestly walking uptown, and not a sign of a dog as far as the eye can see.
Queed: A Novel
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