Sentence examples for gentle gait from inspiring English sources

His tempo for "Un dì felice" has a gentle gait, a bit slower than Toscanini's.

In Tennessee, where Ms. Scott lives, riders prefer the gentle gait of walking horses and look down on wild horses.

Vandeweghe, with his dark suit, dark-framed glasses and gentle gait, looked more like a physics professor roaming the sidelines.

In the Sonata in A minor, the Andante middle movement was played like a wistful song breezing by at a gentle gait.

The sentiment is touchingly conveyed in affirmative music that moves at a sturdy gait, like a gentle march, and abounds in sunny melodic lines.

Effect of a gentle Iyengar yoga program on gait in the elderly: an exploratory study.

When a dog is relaxed, he'll usually have a loose, relaxed gait and will make gentle, easy movements.

Rhinehart can seem like a young missionary: he has sharp features, a gentle voice, and an upright, stiff gait.

As the author of the hostile GestaStephani wrote at the time: "She at once put on an extremely arrogant demeanour instead of the modest gait and bearing proper to the gentle sex and began to walk and speak and do all things more stiffly and more haughtily than she had been wont".

But if the man, Brian D. Wells, was something of a loner with a stooped-shoulder gait and oversized Elton John-style glasses, he was also courteous and gentle, acquaintances said.

His gait is distinctive, with a little jazzy twist and dip of his trunk, as though he were punting along a gentle stretch of river.