Sentence examples for moving around independently from inspiring English sources
Susan E. Rice, the American ambassador to the United Nations, said the United States might reject extending the observer mission beyond its initial three-month mandate if the violence persists, if the United Nations monitors have trouble moving around independently or if progress stalls on implementing the peace plan.
On Friday, Burke said Kerry's recovery from the surgery had no complications, and that he was moving around independently on crutches with a full recovery expected "in several months' time".
If you need to, hold on to something stable like a piece of heavy furniture or a railing while you are adjusting to moving around independently.
After about 4 to 5 weeks it can stray from its mother for brief periods and by about 3 months it can move around independently, although some infants will be mostly independent earlier.
Independent mobility is defined as the 'opportunity for children to move around independently without adults as escorts' [ 10].
The languid yelps of the viola provide the whip to this submissive background while a guitar moves around independently hitting on dissonances with the static bass on "Taste the whip/ In love not given lightly", like the revered mistress taunting the infatuated Severin.
They are nocturnal, and each lemur prefers to move around independently throughout the night.
But while the Echo and Home are stationary, Zenbo can move around independently.
Several residents have commented that it was important to be able to move around independently and not rely on others.
In addition, measures of mobility tend to focus on walking and running rather than the ability to move around independently, which might include using assistive technology to achieve participation in this domain.
To consider the possibility that a mobile element, moving around the NICU (potentially independently of the host bacterium), was the common factor leading to NEC, we compared all sequences from all samples that were binned as plasmid-like, phage or phage-like, or of unknown origin.
