walkway
IPA: wˈɔkweɪ
noun
- A clearly defined path for pedestrians.
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Examples of "walkway" in Sentences
- The walkway opened in the early 1990s.
- A walkway runs the length of the river.
- A walkway is on the southern side of the pond.
- Portions of the walkway can still be seen in the park.
- Behind the walkway are the ruins of the western building.
- The central and the southern parts of the street became a walkway.
- The walkway in the boulevard is great for exercising, walking or marathons.
- A popular pedestrian walkway, the Malecon, runs along the top of the levee.
- The central panel, when removed provides a walkway in the center of the pad.
- The platform and walkway are usually visible out the left side of the train.
- Without a doubt, the tree-lined boulevard, with its center pedestrian walkway is Barcelona's biggest draw.
- For just $1.60 more you can take a trolley ride (the ticket is good both ways) along a quarter-mile walkway from the entrance of the park to the archaeological zone.
- There was a little covered walkway from the gite to the large but dilapidated dove house with tiles made as you mentioned but along the edge there were marks made (by man) that resembled pigeon footprints.