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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
stroll .
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Examples
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From the edge of the sand, a 50ish guy resplendent in a pinkish birthday-suit display of genitalia and slight paunch unabashedly strolled from a beachside cabin to study for several long minutes a menu board displayed at the entrance.
Mexico's endless Pacific beach: sun, surf, sand, seafood and solitude 2009
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From the edge of the sand, a 50ish guy resplendent in a pinkish birthday-suit display of genitalia and slight paunch unabashedly strolled from a beachside cabin to study for several long minutes a menu board displayed at the entrance.
Mexico's endless Pacific beach: sun, surf, sand, seafood and solitude 2009
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I forgot what did you call it when McCain strolled thru the market place with troops and gunships guarding him?
The Early Word: Obama Opens European Tour - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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Uppsala moves at a slower pace than Stockholm and is perfectly scaled for walking; we easily strolled from the train station to our hotel, and then across the river into the cobbled old quarter.
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Uppsala moves at a slower pace than Stockholm and is perfectly scaled for walking; we easily strolled from the train station to our hotel, and then across the river into the cobbled old quarter.
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Uppsala moves at a slower pace than Stockholm and is perfectly scaled for walking; we easily strolled from the train station to our hotel, and then across the river into the cobbled old quarter.
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ANAHEIM, California (Ticker) -- When David Eckstein strolled to the plate with the bases loaded, the Anaheim Angels should have known something good would happen.
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It was evident on changeovers when Agassi sprinted to his chair and Martin strolled to his.
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And Martin strolled up to Joscelyn and said persuasively, "It's such fun!" but Joscelyn only frowned and answered, "Give it back to me!" and Martin didn't seem to understand her and returned to the see-saw, and suggested three a side and he would look after Jane very carefully.
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And Martin strolled up to Joscelyn and said persuasively, 'It's such fun!' but Joscelyn only frowned and answered, 'Give it back to me!' and Martin didn't seem to understand her and returned to the see-saw, and suggested three a side and he would look after Jane very carefully.
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