Thinking of
Walk and thinking of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Walk" instead a verb "Thinking of".
Walk
Walk verb - To go on foot.
Thinking of and walk are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Thinking of" instead a verb "Walk".
Both terms in one sentence
- A third episode featured a woman who, while thinking of the romance in her life, took a walk.
Source: Land Mine Goes "Click!" -
Little Women: While Laurie and Amy are taking a walk through a rose garden, Laurie gets pricked by a red rose he tried to pick while thinking of Jo, whom he last saw when she turned down his marriage proposal.
Source: Flower Motifs -
Flower Motifs: While Laurie and Amy are taking a walk through a rose garden, Laurie gets pricked by a red rose he tried to pick while thinking of Jo, whom he last saw when she turned down his marriage proposal.
Source: Literature / Little Women
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