Sentence examples for program walk from inspiring English sources

In addition, information is provided on specific problems (use inhaler before starting out on a walk), anticipated problems (walk an unknown course with a spouse first, walking on different surfaces and during different seasons), and building confidence in participating in a regular walking program (walk a specific route that you know you can complete without becoming short of breath).

The powerful last two numbers in this part of the program ("Walk With Me" and "Save Me") would fit beautifully into the repertoire of any modern dance company.

program "walked us through the whole process," Mr. McKinsey said.

He said the program walks around the school district's problems rather than addressing them head on, which makes efforts to improve the schools even harder.

About a thousand drivers who provide van service for disabled riders in New York City Transit's Access-a-Ride program walked off their jobs yesterday in a wage dispute.

About 200 foreign students, in the country under the State Department's summer work travel program, walked out of the Palmyra plant in August, saying they had suffered many abuses during what was billed as a fun and educational cultural exchange.

When the Director of their Food & Nutrition program walked around, one teacher enthusiastically reported that her students loved the couscous; in another class, the teacher said her students hated the food.

Participants assigned to the BASIC intervention (10,000 steps/day with no guidance with regards to walking intensity/speed/cadence) may accumulate their daily steps in any manner they prefer (e.g., attending a mall walking program, walking children to school, walking at work, walking for errands, etc).

After the 4-week rehabilitation program, walking speed and gait symmetry were still lower than those in control subjects (speed, female 4.5 m/s vs. 5.7 m/s; male: 5.2 m/s vs. 5.3 m/s; autocorrelation, female: 0.81 vs. 0.88; male: 0.79 vs. 0.90; P <0.001 for all).

Residency programs walk a fine line in balancing the educational requirements of their housestaff with the service needs of their host institutions.

To evaluate the effectiveness of two Arthritis Foundation programs: Walk With Ease (WWE) and YOU Can Break The Pain Cycle (PC).