Sentence examples similar to soft walk from inspiring English sources

There were sweeping backline movements, pinpoint kicks and soft walk-ins.

The stiletto itself should be reinforced, but keep in mind that a plastic heel tip can be replaced with rubber for a softer walk.

The pad can add extra cushioning to the carpet and provide a softer walking surface.

How is it, for instance, that sand, which seems so soft to walk on, can feel so hard to sleep on?

The ice lingering on Miles Lake was too soft to walk on and too hard to paddle through," says Skurka, who scooted across in his one-person inflatable pack raft.

I think of these pine needles, so soft to walk on, knowing this is how he slept, and discovering that they are peopled (his word for nature's denizens) with vicious black tiny-biting-vigorously ants, whose bites have made my feet and legs and cheeks and scalp and wrists and neck volcanoes of welts, blisters, raw red wounds.

There is so much sand, and it's so soft, that walking along the beach becomes aerobic exercise.

"little myrtle warblers/kissing the air" "When will you have a little pity for/every soft thing/that walks through the world,/yourself included?" After some hours in the quiet Province Lands, Provincetown itself, with its busy shopping and eating district, exerts a pull.

While the shoe more closely resembles an L. L.Bean-type soft-soled walking shoe than anything by Jimmy Choo, "these were probably quite expensive shoes, made of leather, very high quality," said one of the lead scientists, Gregory Areshian, of the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at the University of California, Los Angeles.

The softer the walking surface, the more exaggerated this effect.

The components of the balance specific program were (1) changing of the center of gravity (CoG) in the vertical direction, (2) shifting of the CoG to the border of stability, (3) rotation of the head and body about the vertical axis, (4) standing and walking on soft surface, and (5) walking over obstacles or on a narrow path.