walking

• “Lastly, I think that walking in the Spirit means _walking in hope_.”

  The Life of Duty, v. 2 A year's plain sermons on the Gospels or Epistles

• “We used the term walking on eggshells because any misstep, even if we didn't know that it was a misstep, could set off the minefield.”

  ABC News: Top Stories

• “I don't need a car for those purposes, and the walking is a great boon to elder-health.”

  Are autos necessary?

• “And then we sort patients into those who are critically ill, those who are not critically ill but ill and have injuries requiring intervention originally, and those who are what we call the walking wounded, those with minor injuries.”

  CNN Transcript Aug 1, 2007

• “(Voice-over): And they've gained more of what they call walking around money.”

  CNN Transcript Jun 19, 2006

• “And just to reiterate, several hospitals, obviously, around London, many of them in and around the area are treating the casualties, treating those in critical condition, as well as what they call the walking wounded.”

  CNN Transcript Jul 7, 2005

• “And three were transported under what we call walking wounded.”

  CNN Transcript Dec 8, 2005

• “At this point, only walking -- what we call walking wounded.”

  CNN Transcript Jul 7, 2005

• “Her name was Ruby Gravano, a member of that group of marginal miscreants I had known for years in New Orleans, what I called the walking wounded, whose criminal deeds became a kind of incremental suicide, as though they were doing penance for sins committed in a previous incarnation.”

  Simon & Schuster: Dave Robicheaux Ebook Boxed Set

• “That does not account for any of what we call the walking wounded that denied treatment and/or left the scene.”

  CNN Transcript Apr 23, 2002

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