Run to
Walk
Walk verb - To go on foot.
Both terms in one sentence
- Consider the following speech from Paul when the kids are hiding behind a bush:Paul: We can either crawl, walk, or run to the window.
- Similarly, Mark Lowe is best known for something else that happened that same game, he gave up the walk-off home run to Freese that won the game for the Cardinals, who won game 7 to clinch the series the next night.
Source: Never Live It Down / Sports - After an intentional walk to set up the force, they single in the run to win 8-7 after trailing 7-0 with only seven outs remaining.
Source: Miracle Rally
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