Sentence examples for able to walk forward from inspiring English sources

With incredibly misplaced optimism, Haig had convinced himself that the British infantry would be able to walk forward irresistibly over ground cleared of defenders by the artillery.

The new host, Kevin O'Connor, is an apple-cheeked Everyman, though he is able to walk forward and talk sideways to his guests -- television-host style -- like the best of them.

He's never been able to walk, crawl forward, or do much of anything physical for himself... but he's smart as all hell.

Mr. Frank wants to walk forward.

That single soldier brave enough to walk forward just breaks.

Now slowly begin to walk forward and back.

Though able to walk upright, chimpanzees more often move about on all fours, leaning forward on the knuckles of their hands (knuckle walking).

You will not be able to walk, and it isn't sexy to see you trying to go forward with a red head.

"Not being able to walk and stuff like that, I mean I always try to keep moving forward, keep standing and walking, and… I try to keep getting stronger and stuff.

Walking ability was classified into two categories: able to walk independently without aids and walking independently with one walking aid.

For example, the anchors for the walking statements were 0=unable to walk and 10= able to walk normally.