Sentence examples for manner of walking from inspiring English sources

His distinctive manner of walking comes directly from Christie.

For his manner of walking he is known in Córdoba as El Pato, the duck.

Some charges, like "manner of walking in roadway," were brought against blacks almost exclusively.

Such is the tinderbox relationship between police and black teens, that law enforcers will and do issue "Manner of walking" orders to anyone whose gait offends them.

"A woman must have a thorough knowledge of music, singing, drawing, dancing, and the modern languages, to deserve the word ["accomplished"]; and besides all this, she must possess a certain something in her air and manner of walking, the tone of her voice, her address and expressions".

Many of the changes -- like killing a "Manner of Walking" municipal code, which Ferguson police officers have used almost exclusively against black residents -- wouldn't cost the city anything.

Miss Manners confessed to a habit of walking about through high water in a pair of old Wellies and voiced her conviction that "there are a tremendous amount of little extra niceties in Venice.

But then I've started saying all manner of comforting things to the philosopher of walking, including telling him that he needs to go for a walk.

Mr. Wisdom's unabashedly slapstick style — embracing spills, pratfalls and all manner of silly walks — made him one of the last living links to the British music hall tradition.

Gait recognition is a biometric technique used in determining the identity of humans based on the style and the manner of their walk.

The highly rated gynecologist went on his way in the hurried manner of a walk-in clinic physician, and I knew already that I wouldn't be able to afford it and never gave the pamphlet another look beyond that day.