How to pronounce “walk in” in English

walk in faith, not look for examples and then follow.

walk in and out of your gallery without ever buying anything?

walk in and they fall to their knees because they're so they're so blown away by how simple it is but how unique it is

walk in there and just rent a bucket and get a bunch of oysters there, and they will give

walk in there and just rent a bucket and get a bunch of oysters there, and they will give you the--they will give you the knife and everything that you need to open them up and

walk in front of the magistrate um and we measured how high his knee went because he said it was only in the

walk in your world.

I walk in, and it's a lounge where a lot of the tourism people bring their VIPs or their celebrities to promote the F1.

just walk in that room as Melanie.

You walk in, it's beautiful, looks like any kind of coffee shop you would see anywhere.

To walk in there and say, I don't like food, you know, you'd be out of your mind, because if you're not into, you know--

You walk in, and it's like, oh!

We walk in, and we have to take a good three minutes to get him to come over the little metal piece

You walk in the Beit Midrash, and there's this roar of speech, and hand motions, and gesticulating, and people standing up, and sitting down, and pacing

You walk in.

We walk in.

a walk in a beautiful nature.

I walk in, I'm positive, I'm me.

I walk in and I do the scene, and I'm like, OK, do you guys want to hear me sing?

We walk in with that.

You walk in, and you smell those weird meatballs.

We walk in, and people are like, oh, Donut Council.

You walk in there, they don't bat an eye.

You walk in, the dealer probably says, do you have any references?

I walk in all worlds, but I can tell you that the people who come from where I come from, they see middle class and upper middle

I walk in all worlds, and that's just fortunate.

You walk in, and it's the music and the lighting, if the music seems thoughtful and right for the place, if it's not too loud, that it actually

You walk in.

You walk in, and it's like you're not in San Francisco anymore.

We walk in, hi Phil, hi Carolyn.

You walk in my office-- and Carla can tell you, she's on my team.

You walk in my office and when you go into my kitchen, my version of Google is there's a shopping list.

He walk in there with those sneakers, and you going to look at him.

They walk in, and for three hours-- and Brian, I think you would love this if we did it at Google-- those 100 kids get put

you walk in and you can buy spells and Saints candles and this is my joke that I've told a zillion times Aquanet

and walk in the front door of a restaurant.

You walk in a room and everyone's in groups, and you want to walk out?

So walk in, and I see George Lucas.

You walk in.

You walk in.

You walk in and there's literally filing cabinets stacked to the ceiling, and nobody has gone through them, catalogued them, indexed them.

They walk in and they say this is a habitat where I know I can really stretch my imagination.

The walk in and the good-bye.

I walk in and this has happened more than a few times since, but the first time it happened, I walk in to interview George Clooney for "Leatherheads", which I didn't think was a

You walk in as a team member in a morning and grumble and groan about something that happened to you yesterday.

basically walk in you remember Catholic Church takes like a year of classes twice a week classes before they let you

And then I walk in, I'm at the lobby front desk, and there's Charlie Brown eating a sandwich that's 3, 2, 8, five across from that.

And when you walk in the door, you hand your dinner menu to a robot at the door that connects with your house

over the minute they walk in the door or turn on their camera.