footpath

The footpath was a short cut home for both of them.

Making to one side, he found a footpath and then a wall.

"Then he certainly took a footpath on one side or the other."

Much of the old line is now used as a footpath.

A group of children have taken up a campaign for a footpath outside their school.

The boy had caught up with his father on the footpath.

They turned into the footpath that led to the door.

And he led her down the footpath to the river.

And on the footpath to the left of me there's a woman coming along.

He walked down the footpath to the road and took a left.

The man left the boy without a word and walked away along the footpath.

He tried not to think about the last time he'd walked the footpath, and who'd been with him.

He ran down it and then turned left along the footpath.

All he found was a trail of blood in the footpath.

He led his machine to the side of the footpath.

I walked among the trees trying to find the footpath.

However, there are no footpaths and access across it is difficult.

In 1687-88 a public footpath was built through the park after the building of the hospital.

There are two major long distance footpaths through the town.

They leave the train together and walk up the footpath to the Park.

Or you'll be putting it out on the footpath for someone to take.

A public footpath goes through the property, but not many know about it.

Every day children go to school, walking along the side of the road itself, because there is no footpath.

They took a footpath under some trees, to avoid being seen.

Not far from where she was standing the footpath through the wood began.