Like the "Gold Hill," the "Silver City" will feature Hale and Kilborn wicker seats and maroon leather backs that flip - called "walkovers" - so that riders can sit forward or backward, ❋ Unknown (2008)
Spain's Marcel Granollers also threw in the towel against compatriot Juan Carlos Ferrero, taking the total number of retirements in the first six days of the tournament to 14, a record at a grand slam, with two walkovers and two withdrawals also registered. ❋ Reuters (2011)
"In Spain, you've got the two classicos and then a whole load of walkovers," said Tony Cottee, a former England international who's now a soccer analyst. ❋ Jonathan Clegg (2011)
Maria Kirilenko's withdrawal (without posting a game against Petra Kvitova) was the 12th of the tournament (including walkovers), with a week to go. ❋ Unknown (2012)
Last year, there were a total of 11 retirements and walkovers for the whole tournament. ❋ Tom Perrotta (2011)
Eight walkovers protecting coastal dunes lead to a gorgeous gulf beach where kids build sandcastles and old men throw fishing lines out into the emerald surf. ❋ Pam Grout (2010)
LaDaysha is wearing a skirt with Lycra shorts underneath so that when she does cartwheels and walkovers no one can see her underwear. ❋ Post (2010)
She could do flick flaks, walkovers, bend her body in such a way it was scary. ❋ Editorial Anonymous (2010)
Mark Penn, who's not the chief campaign strategist when things are going poorly, but is the chief campaign strategist now that Clinton managed to win three states that should have been walkovers for her? ❋ Unknown (2009)
By two, count 'em, walkovers in by-elections for Wareham Town Council. ❋ Unknown (2008)
I guess I notice them because they're so much more brightly colored than the pieces of the lot 1 stairs/boardwalk and other people's stairs and boardwalks and dune walkovers. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Last three NCAA losses came by 4, 3 and 13 points to higher seeds, and the Jays don't figure to be walkovers again in this tournament. ❋ Unknown (2002)
With the huge worldwide growth of the sport in recent years, a procession of walkovers by the U.S. team is no longer a lock. ❋ Unknown (2002)
Blame it on competition from media attention from the Oscars, or the bad weather, or San Francisco's gay marriages, or blame it on California's gridlocked political process and primary races that look like walkovers, largely because state lawmakers agreed to gerrymander districts three years ago. ❋ Unknown (2004)
So she'd started fooling about, and found that a six-foot redhead who could do back flips, layouts, and walkovers had gotten the casting director's attention. ❋ Edghill, Rosemary (2002)
Something she could still do all her backflips and walkovers in, and that might have a fighting chance of ... something ... but there her imagination would have faltered, because she wasn't quite sure what sort of problem she was facing, beyond the obvious (and now apparently obsolete) one of a day's horseback ride in a corset and black leather hot-pants and thigh-high boots. ❋ Edghill, Rosemary (2002)
-He [gave] up?
-Naa [man], Rasta Walkover ❋ Mickey Mauser (2021)
