Sentence examples for moving about on from inspiring English sources

Part II asks about vigorous activities, leisurely walking, standing, moving about on one's feet, sitting and stair climbing.

Arriving in Portsmouth, he noticed what appeared to be coal scuttles moving about on the docks, only to realise that the small moving objects were actually motor cars.

With powerful field glasses, a visitor can see people in shorts moving about on the kibbutz.

Other birds with robust feet, such as guinea fowl and rails, do most of their moving about on foot.

All day we press down minutely on the wide old floorboards, moving about on regular errands, from room to room.

When moving about on the roof, watch for loose or torn shingles, moss, wet leaves or debris.

Each foot has five digits (one reduced); rabbits move about on the tips of the digits in a fashion known as digitigrade locomotion.

He spoke softly with Danny Freund, 23, a student at Pennsylvania State University, who moved about on a pair of crutches, one leg lost a few years ago to cancer.

Nuculana is active and moves about on the substrate.

With its strongly developed legs and limb girdles, the animal was well equipped to move about on land.

Though able to walk upright, chimpanzees more often move about on all fours, leaning forward on the knuckles of their hands (knuckle walking).