ambulatory

• All three are ambulatory, alert, and drive their own cars, and are really good-looking, volunteer in the community, and love life. —  The Herald-Mail Online
• * Dairy farmers support government regulations that prohibit non-ambulatory, or "downer," cattle from entering the food supply. —  AgWired
• There is nothing to break the view from the west to the east walls of choir and ambulatory, a total distance of about 250 feet; for the wooden screen which separates the choir from the crossing is too light and open to break the vista. —  Bell's Cathedrals: A Short Account of Romsey Abbey A Description of the Fabric and Notes on the History of the Convent of Ss. Mary ; Ethelfleda
• We can see this better from the ambulatory, also the curious skull and cross-bone ornament which is all that is left of the tomb of Anne of Cleves, Henry {62} the Eighth's repudiated wife, the only one of all his wives who was buried in the Abbey. —  Westminster Abbey
• Upon the arch over the ambulatory is depicted Henry's coronation in the Abbey. —  Westminster Abbey

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