Bars
Bars noun - Gymnastic apparatus consisting of two parallel wooden rods supported on uprights.
Walks
Both words in one sentence
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The entire time they are imprisoned, nobody questions the bar widths, even though the antagonist actually walks between the bars for a few scenes to prod Duckman.
Source: Widely Spaced Jail Bars -
In an old Looney Tunes short set in the French Foreign Legion, the fort commandant has so many medals on his chest they jingle loudly as he walks, and the bars holding them are wider than he is.
Source: Chest of Medals -
Also seen in the episode "All Our Yesterdays" in which the lone guard, with the key to the cell dangling from his belt, walks right up to the bars to give Kirk a drink of water.
Source: The Guards Must Be Crazy
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