Xerxes' army "walked on water" at the Hellespont by constructing a series of pontoon bridges made from ships. In 480 BCE, he ordered his engineers to connect the two shores by laying planks across the vessels anchored side by side, allowing his troops to march across the strait. This impressive feat demonstrated both his power and the vastness of his forces as they moved from Asia into Europe during the Persian Wars.
yes
Walk into the nearest army recruiting office and say: "I want to enlist in the army".
how can i joing the army just walk in and sign up!
you can surf on water but you can't walk on it.
Walk-in-the-Water died in 1817.
The United States Army. And I bet you wouldn't walk onto an American Army base and say otherwise!
It's the same one as the walk anywhere code you "walk" on water since you can walk anywhere
Walk On the Water was created in 2009-11.
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Pond Skaters can 'walk' on top of the water because their bodyweight isn't enough to break the surface tension of the water, thus allowing them to 'walk' on water.
no you cant walk on WATER
A Long Walk to Water was created in 2010.