stroll **
stroll along , also: stroll down , also: stroll over

Then stroll out by the side door you came in.

Let's stroll out and look over the ground where you left the car last night.

You can just stroll along, nothing to do, no place to be.

Maybe I should stroll out the front door and take a walk.

It would be far better if she could just stroll across the room.

In most cases, people stroll from one event to another.

In nearly four hours of strolling, only six people asked for money.

He'd felt up a good many women strolling along the street.

He did, however, stroll to the well and look into it.

By now they were strolling together back toward the house.

I strolled back out to the front of the house.

One of them turned and strolled to meet the boy.

I asked, as we strolled into the room and looked around.

Well, I strolled around and came back to the house.

The king strolled through the door and into the room beyond.

With 13 minutes gone they had strolled to a 3 point lead.

But he had strolled about the town for too long.

She was lost in thought as we strolled toward the university.

He strolled on in to learn what the call was about.

Strolling in from the front door came the very man she wanted to meet again.

She strolled me across the room and out the door.

Men and women strolled now, where before they had almost run.

He took her arm and they began to stroll together.

The woman called out a name and he strolled over.

The two men who did a lot of strolling and talking to other workers, were with the first group.