' and you just literally walk out of the theater and forget you even saw it.

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"He'd literally walk up to people like, 'I'm Al, ' " says Tasha Behnke, 41, of Danielsville, Pa.

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Dr. PAUL SKOLNICK (Boston University Medical Center): We've had to literally walk patients into care so they don't get lost, if you will.

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"Bath retains much of architecture from that time, so people come from all round the world to dress up and literally walk in the footsteps of Jane Austen and see the same buildings she saw, " says Mr Lassman.

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Company leaders literally walked the walk even when working with people outside of the firm.

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Once I pulled out the camera people would literally turn around and walk-away.

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Compared with that, last Thursday was a walk in the park--literally.

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Each morning as the sun comes up, the gates are opened and the children flood out literally by the thousands to begin that long walk home.

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These leaders literally take a deep breath or two, and maybe even walk around for a few minutes, to allow the intensity of the emotion to subside before lucidly and steadily plotting a path forward.

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She wears a large brace and literally drags her right leg with her good, left leg to walk.

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Only a handful of people know this about me, but five years ago, my father died of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS. This is a fatal disease that literally eats away at a person's muscles until they cannot walk, talk or even breathe.

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