Sentence examples for continuously walking from inspiring English sources
"They have a custom of almost continuously walking about the city in the evening (except for those that sell gold), between 10 P.M. and 1 A.M., playing musical instruments and dancing".
"I went to West Point and was a failure at the academy, a mediocre student with severe disciplinary problems, on special confinement, continuously walking off punishment tours," The Connecticut Post quoted Mr. Daly as telling students at Fairfield High School in 2004.
By continuously walking on the city ground, pigeons stand in opposition to the upstroke of birds and so have broken their symbol of elevation.
Weismann speaks a little about the concept of chaos in the official show description: "I think it's fascinating how we are continuously walking on top of the entire history of the world.
After two static trials, participants continuously walk back and forth on an eleven meter walk-way until at least seven valid trials for each side and condition are captured.
You should continuously walk at a slow pace 1 to 2 times a day for the next 3 days.
The loners exhibited hyperactivity, walking continuously without rest.
Therefore we had 3 of the subjects retrace a portion of their walking paths that we knew not to be in straight lines, and continuously recorded their walking path direction with the mobile's orientation sensor.
Participation in leisure time physical activity will be measured by the self-reported frequency and total duration over the past week of walking continuously, moderate physical activities and vigorous physical activities [ 50].
Exercise was measured via the Active Australia Survey [ 39], which asks participants how many times a week they engaged in each activity of vigorous exercise, moderate exercise and walking continuously, for at least 10 min.
Total minutes were calculated by adding minutes in the last week spent walking (continuously for at least 10 minutes), minutes doing moderate physical activity, plus twice the minutes doing vigorous physical activity.
