Sentence examples for put into walking from inspiring English sources

What Magic Leap is trying to do is still very much a new concept for game and app design in general so a decent amount of space is put into walking through basic design guidelines that it sees as useful for spatial computing.

The simple act of carrying your baby around in a sling or baby backpack can add some extra pounds, increasing the effort you put into walking and providing a novel experience for him.

What we have shown in London is that if you put money into walking networks, people will go out of their way to use them.

"I'd spent an awful long time at the club, I joined them at 11 and, after everything they'd put into me, I was walking out of the door as a Bosman free transfer.

Many hours of rehearsal have been put into your one walk through.

"It's hard to put into words when you walk out of the hospital," he says, "but flying overseas, being poked and prodded and cut open – it means nothing now, compared with what we have".

He added: "It's pretty difficult to put into words the emotions to walk away from an Ashes tour – it's something I never thought I'd have to do and something I hope no cricketer has to do again.

2.17pm "For all the Londoners out there, I would put into Room 101 people who walk down the escalator and then stop at the bottom just as it flattens out before stepping off," says Kat Wilson.

Phyllis Magidson, the museum's curator of costumes and textiles, singled out from the show voile Capri pants and a handkerchief top that had belonged to D. D. "If they were put into production today, they'd walk out of the store," Ms. Magidson said.

Don Juan put the flooding of images into walking for Carlos Castaneda.

Before you start your transformation, you should consider all the time and work you're prepared to put into being popular, because its no walk in the park.