Sentence examples for paper walking from inspiring English sources

The paper, "Walking Like Dinosaurs: Chickens with Artificial Tails", provides clues about non-avian theropod location and was published in the on-line journal Plos One.

She resigned as UK chief executive in July 2011 in the wake of the phone-hacking scandal, which eventually closed the paper, walking away with £10.8m as "compensation for loss of office".

Now, you're more likely to find a 1980s Mercedes diesel station wagon purring along past the nicely restored red brick Federal buildings, a few bikes with rusted chains outside of Southside Guitars, a clay-stained potter sitting on the sidewalk in front of Choplet Pottery & Ceramic Studio, and a couple carrying lilacs wrapped in brown paper, walking home.

The rat's hind paws were inked and the animals were encouraged to walk over a white paper walking track.

On paper, "Walk with Me" and "Sign of Love" are as simple as haikus; on record, they are complex weather events, full of squalls and swells.

Consider board games, reading things printed on paper, walks in the park or quiet dinners without settling arguments by checking Wikipedia.

This white paper walks you through the steps of installation, configuration, and setting up clustered environments using these licensed products from MathWorks on Amazon EC2.

Come next week, after all the debates and shouting and position papers, walking into the voting booth and drawing the curtain is ultimately an intimate act of faith and hope, a best, nervous guess for the future judged on what can be known of the past.

Without a word, he put down his omnipresent pile of papers, walked over to a pillar, and relieved himself.

For breakfast and a morning paper, walk over to ChokoLa (36 Khan Market; 91-11-4175-7570), atlovely cafe athehe Khan Market with still-lousy service.

While Tate Britain is showing his most famous industrial scenes, many of the Lowry's exhibits are art school sketches, preparatory drawings or visual aid memoires he made on scraps of paper while walking the streets of Salford and Manchester.