Things like 'what if every character was able to walk on four legs', which isn't going to happen.
There was no chance that he'd be able to walk to his car, which was parked a hundred yards down the road, without being followed by cameras and microphones and men who had been to various kinds of school and who had been sent down specially.
"I'm still able to walk to my restaurant, which is a luxury in São Paulo, but it's shocking to see the area change so fast," said Gabriela Barretto, the owner of Chou, an enchanting small restaurant in a house on Vila Madalena's margins.
Joe Smith, who suffered a left-ankle sprain Saturday, was able to walk without crutches Tuesday, which left the setup man feeling more confident about pitching again this season...
People at the gallery will able to be able to walk through a room in which butterflies are hatching and then dying, another example of Hirst's long-standing obsession with the themes surrounding death.
People at the gallery will also be able to walk through a room in which butterflies are hatching and then dying, another example of Hirst's obsession with the themes surrounding death.
The very idea that Gerald Stanley was able to walk free without a lesser charge, which could have been considered by the jury, is unfathomable to me.
The motor performance was similar to WT littermates in untreated Surf1 −/− mice, significantly impaired in Sco2 KO/KI mice, and extremely impaired in ACTA-Cox15 −/− mice, which were able to walk on the treadmill for just a couple of minutes.
Even in his eighties, Bannister continued to work from his home in Wales, although his mobility in recent years was severely restricted by complications following a hip operation, which left him able to walk only on crutches or with a stick and to drive for no more than 20 minutes at a time.
