Sentence examples for high walks from inspiring English sources

Following Tocqueville's lead, Sombart emphasized the country's egalitarian ethos: whereas European laborers still chafed against vestigial feudal attitudes, the American worker "carries his head high, walks with a lissome stride and is as open and cheerful in his expression as any member of the middle class".

He threw his first pitch to Everett low, the next three high, walking him.

The "high walk" of these animals employs the quadrupedal limb-movement sequence with only a slight lateral undulation.

But the US Airways business model, which relies on charging high walk-up fares for profit, is unchanged.

This guy is holding his head up high, walking with me, walking his truth.' Then you find out he lived his truth with the last hundred trans women!

The major factors influencing the design requirements include minimisation of the weight of the machine, large workspace of the legs, good energy efficiency and relatively high walking speed.

Exercise HIGH WALK identifies those individuals that are not adequately prepared to continue on the course.

Therefore, the two forms of territorial locomotion can be termed the "low walk" and the "high walk".

The low walk is similar to the high walk, but without the body being raised, and is quite different from the sprawling walk of salamanders and lizards.

They swim well and can move on land in a "high walk" and a "low walk", while smaller species are even capable of galloping.

The animal can change from one walk to the other instantaneously, but the high walk is the usual means of locomotion on land.