Sentence examples for certain walk from inspiring English sources

"But they had political issues in their own countries, their own populations weren't ready, they needed to go through a certain walk up to it.

Although there is a bit of a language barrier, we think he is telling us that when my husband wears the hat, he must adopt a certain walk.

Acting was not a natural career choice, but he remembers being 14 or 15 and walking with his grandmother on her housing estate "and seeing this old guy, he'd just come off the lift and he was walking out to the shops or the pub somewhere and he had a certain walk, and he had a certain feeling about him, and I just started walking like him.

In certain walks of life, it can be a case of who you know not what you know, at least in terms of getting your foot in the door: your first work-experience placement, your first internship.

A contact at that establishment (now called HF Holidays) told me that in the nineteen-thirties certain walking groups affiliated with the Fellowship had put up plaques featuring the poem as a sign of their commitment to the company — but that, alas, no one there knows who wrote the poem.

A contact at that establishment (now called HF Holidays) told me that in the nineteen-thirties certain walking groups affiliated with the Fellowship had put up plaques featuring the poem as a sign of their commitment to the company but that, alas, no one there knows who wrote the poem.

To investigate the effect of an ankle foot orthosis (AFO) on certain walking parameters in patients with hemiplegia.

However, in relation to the 10-metre walks, the mean duration of the middle 3 stances differed significantly between certain walks (Table 4).

If designers take a bow, some are shy, others exuberant; certain designers walk (or cartwheel) down the runway, alone or with their models.

John Orozco and Danell Leyva are favorites to win medals in the all-around, too, though Uchimura is almost certain to walk away with the gold.

But come to a book like Yes Please with the desires and expectations of a reader, and you're almost certain to walk away disappointed.