Sentence examples for less to walk from inspiring English sources

For most of the month, we've had five minutes (or less) to walk our suitcase and satchels into the theatre, dash behind the curtains and set out props, wigs and costumes for the show, do a sound check and zip me into my first (and largest) bridal gown.

Those who slept 6 h or less per day (short sleepers) were more likely to have never smoked and less likely to walk more than 1 h per day.

Most of the children in the present analysis were less than 10 years old for most of the follow up, and children of this age are less likely to walk on their own than older children who were followed for the earlier research [ 15].

And it's less pleasant to walk or cycle in built-up areas.

But the new changes will cater specifically for those less fit to walk through the centre.

The borrower would receive a new government-insured loan at market value, presumably making him less likely to walk away.

They were also less likely to walk 10,000 steps a day — the level some argue is desirable for fitness.

A year ago, employees would wait for the trolley even if it would have taken less time to walk.

Their banking systems are far more intertwined than Asia's were and the foreign banks are less likely to walk away (see article).

The idea is that if borrowers have a fair amount of their own money invested, they'll be less likely to walk away from a loan.

Few people have the money to buy school uniforms or books, much less shoes to walk to school, and illiteracy runs to 80percentt in the countryside.