Sentence examples for meant walker from inspiring English sources

Asked what being a Bronx guard meant, Walker said, "Speed, handle, just a tough player".

The work of the herders is known as "boazovazzi," which means "reindeer walker" — although they now work on all-terrain vehicles, a modern spin on a traditional lifestyle.

Why We Like Him: Bateleur, which means "tightrope walker" or a type of eagle in French, features a shield-sized section of fuselage that leans against the wall like a soldier's breastplate, while a seatbelt extends upwards from its centre like a feather, conflating bird, plane and would-be superman.

Using public transport for at least part of the journey means that walkers can plan walks that start and finish at different places, rather than having to circle back to their start point to collect their cars.

Non-walker meant unable to walk at the time of the latest DEXA; previous walking history was not taken into account.

KELLEY WALKER Walker constructs a post-minimalist fun house of post-Pop references articulated in a post-Conceptual idiom — which is no mean feat.

Unlike mazes, labyrinths aren't meant to make the walker feel lost.

Funambule means tight rope walker in French and this clever metaphor for acting -- and life in general -- runs throughout the film.

Walking the dog, with your children to their school, to do errands, to the post office, to a doctor's appointment, to a neighbor, or to a movie, theater, concert or restaurant means that the walker is not only burning calories but also accomplishing some other goal.

More walkers means more tourism, and more tourism means more people making connections to both the sea and the land.

Being bang in the middle of one of the more well-trodden dales means it's walker-friendly, but families too will find it a really useful base.