English writer, d. 1683 — English composer. d. 1983

Usage examples of walton.

He found an alpha version of a WWII submarine simulator with superb graphics called War Patrol, designed by Gordon Walton, and became impervious to human contact for half a day, happily stalking defenseless convoys and torpedoing hospital ships.

Pacing this brightly lit area for what seemed hours, worried about his friend, preoccupied with a dozen other trains of thought, he was vaguely aware that he'd been wondering, all along, why a corridor should be forty meters wider than the suburban streets of Walton Beach, the Florida-panhandle bedroom community for nearby Humphrey Field (also known as Engels Auxiliary #9) where he and his family had lived the last six years.

Walton turned down the next cross-corridor and led Pancho up to the level just below the Grand Plaza, where most of Selene's life-support machinery chugged away, purifying the air, recycling the water, rectifying the electrical current coming in from the solar farms.

Highway 98 ran through the coastal towns of Navarre, Fort Walton Beach, Destin and Sandestin.

We were doing some training at Fort Walton Beach when the balloon went up.

Of course, that was up north, a little town called Destin, near Fort Walton Beach.

The large tornado that Tabitha and I had run from turned south and tracked all the way to Fort Walton Beach.

Flying out of Hurlburt Field near Fort Walton Beach, Florida, the AC-130s were on their way to support Special Forces Operations in Europe and the Med.

They took them from the Walton County coroner's office and from the funeral parlor?

Walton said: ``I must have a cow, and I don't know of any other way, but I hate to go to him.

Walton moved to another radar scope beside the main sea-mapping scope.

I had intentionally chosen this route because Pine Mountain conjured up to my simple mind a vision of clean air, craggy precipices, scented forests and tumbling streams-the sort of place where you might bump into John-Boy Walton.