Sentence examples for independence walking from inspiring English sources

Despite her disability, Ms. Jenkins retains a streak of independence, walking two hours in the morning and two hours in the evening on her commute from Bushwick to the Brooklyn Center, in downtown Brooklyn.

Learn more about Newport's role in the Revolution during the "Road to Independence" walking tour, one of many provided by Newport History Tours.

In the cross-sectional study, participants met the following inclusion criteria: stroke verified as defined by the World Health Organization [ 18], independence walking for 10 m without the need to use physical support or the support of an auxiliary person, at a velocity equal to or less than 0.8 m/s, and the ability to remain standing with or without assistance for more than 30 seconds.

But since, at the end of last year, a small Montenegrin party that is against independence walked out of the ruling coalition, a general election may have to come first.

Enrico Mentana, the news anchor long seen as a guarantor of Canale 5's independence, walked out in April 2008, saying that he no longer felt "at home in a group that seems like an electoral [campaign] committee".

Most of the opponents to independence walked out of the chamber in protest before the vote, which the remaining lawmakers held via secret ballot, aware that declaring independence from Spain could risk arrest.

Outcome measures: Length of rehabilitation hospital stay, independence in activities of daily living measured with the Functional Independence Measure, walking speed and health-related quality of life.

Results: The cumulative probability of achieving independence with walking, a Barthel index of 60 or greater or 90 or greater, and independence in 3 or more IADL was significantly different for the following 4 impairment groups in descending order: motor; motor and somatosensory; motor and hemianopia; and motor, sensory, and hemianopia.

Last week Chancellor George Osborne said a vote for independence meant walking away from the pound.

But, while I do it all on my own and don't have a partner to share the responsibility, I find ways to make it work: carpooling, encouraging a child's independence by walking or riding a bike to their activity.

If I want to keep my independence I walk.