- - Goose-stepped
- - Stepped (across)
- - Stepped over.
- - Stepped
- - Saint went on horseback or went on foot?
- - One way went on horseback then purposefully walked
- - dorset eccentric walked with a long step
- - What walkers did when they set foot in the Kentish area
- - Walked like Wayne
- - Didn't shuffle
- - Didn't tiptoe around
- - Walked with confidence
- - Walked boldly
- - Moved purposefully
- - Marched confidently
- - Took long steps
- - Busy editors, ignoring Independent, walked purposefully
- - Took major steps?
- - Moved using long steps
- - Walked with purpose
- - Took meaningful steps
- - Walked proudly
- - Walked confidently
- - Walked with a purpose
- - Moved confidently
- - Walked with long steps
- - Footslogged when the best man got a lift
- - Galumphed and trampled in midst of Japanese garden
- - Walked determinedly
- - Walked with vigor
- - Proceeded with attitude
- - Moved decisively
- - Stretched one's legs?
- - Proceeded confidently
- - Went boldly
- - Walked decisively
- - Walked like Marshal Dillon
- - Walked triumphantly
- - Walked firmly
- - Took serious steps?
- - Took a big step
- - Took big steps
- - Moved with purpose
- - Marched purposefully
- - Took deliberate steps
- - Moved with authority
- - Walked with arrogance
- - Took some steps
- - Took large steps
- - Walked vigorously
- - Took bold steps
- - Went with a purpose
- - Ambulated arrogantly
- - Took giant steps
- - Actor Woody
- - Proceeded arrogantly
- - Perambulated with authority
- - Went purposefully
- - Walked with determination
- - Swaggered
- - Walked resolutely.
- - Marched briskly.
- - Took Bunyan-like steps.
- - Went with long steps.
- - Walked with a strut
- - Strutted
- - Walked briskly.
- - Walked
- - Walked purposefully
- - Took a hike
- - Paced
- - Marched
- - Took steps
- - marched to get sorted out
- - Walked in home counties and had purposeful step
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