Sentence examples for is walking on from inspiring English sources

Unless one is fully knowledgeable of the required judging criteria, including the breakdown of technical merit and artistic impression, and understands each aspect of figure skating, one is walking "on thin ice".

The next day, Calculus is walking on the grounds of Tarragon's house when he discovers one of the mummy's bracelets, which he places on himself.

But everyone else is walking on air.

So he is walking on a tightrope.

Instead, he is walking on air.

Sounds like he is walking on eggshells.

David Grainger is walking on the water again.

Everybody is walking on glass now.

He insists that the correct term is walking on eggshells.

"The hardest part is walking on stairs or going uphill".

It is "Walking on the Moon," not "Message in a Bottle".