How to pronounce “walden” in English

Walden and Borders, no longer with us.

Jesse Walden, who was at Andreessen at the time, called it tumorous growth.

book Walden is the great American literary meditation on the relationship between humanity and the natural world.

that I call Walden house-- on Hays and Fillmore.

Thoreau also lived at Walden for a total of two or three years, but he condensed the book down to a single year--

they accepted Camilla Walden, Portia's soccer teammate and the most superficial girl she had ever met, but passed over Gordana Miles who wrote her own column in the school newspaper,

So I took them to Walden House.

But I want to tell you about Walden House.

But what he left out of 'Walden,' however, is the fact that the land he built on was borrowed from his wealthy neighbor, that his pal Ralph had him over for dinner

And it really was just the Walden Pond of movie-making.

Now we're on the shelves of Waldenbooks.

The idea of Thoreau gazing thoughtfully over the expansive transcendental Walden Pond, a bluebird alighting on his threadbare shoe, all the while eating donuts that his mom

Now someone like Thoreau did not call his movement to Walden Pond a happiness project.

Come on, go out to Walden Pond, find the frog eggs, and you'll see the gel.

I think Walden books is either gone or almost gone.

And then one day I was asked to go speak to a group of Walden bookstore managers.

The devils and thongs and things like that probably weren't what Random House wanted to see in Walden Books ..

No, I got pictures of me sitting at a table in front of a Waldenbooks and people walking past,

On Sunday, he goes to the farmers market at Fort Mason and picks up all their leftover foods and takes it to a place called Walden House--

And she took two years off, somehow managed to get a sabbatical, rented a cabin, wanted to do the Walden thing and really

Pico then continues, "Yet what many of his friends and colleagues are trying to do even more impressively is ensure that there is a space for Walden Pond,

Henry David Thoreau, 1846, on Walden.