Walker has spent about $50,000 to market the book.

The Attorney General had to back down, and Walker spent only five days in the asylum.

Walker spent his first three seasons at Seton Hall primarily as a low-post player.

Walker spent some time questioning Gide, but Valentine could see he was preoccupied.

Walker spent the first seven months of 1968 in her home port conducting type training and preparing for a final western Pacific deployment.

Walker spent that summer playing overseas on a professional women's league team in Italy.

Walker joined the Museum in 1958 and spent his entire career there, becoming curator in 1985.

Walker has spent most of his life coaching football.

Walker played for Seattle for just shy of one month and never spent another day in the major leagues.

Fincher and Walker spent six weeks changing the tone and trying to make the story work.