A similar book directed at fast doctors, fast hospital administrators and fast insurers might be the next welcome stride backward down the path.
Van Persie took an artful stride backward, foxed his marker, Daniel Agger, and then eased his bodyweight forward to calmly, almost casually, volley the ball into the net from 10 meters, or more than 30 feet.
When colleagues drop in on Bruce Langer, another work-walker, he pivots, then keeps striding backward while facing them.
Women roll alternate shoulders briskly while striding backward; men dance upside down on their hands as often as jumping upright.
Wearing a charcoal scarf and striding backward, tour-guide style, David noted, "We used to play skelly here, and I had a fistfight there".
Continue striding backward across the land until you find yourself in a new country, one without Wi-Fi, and begin a new life.
The crew's visit provided her with the first approval of her obsession with the grotesque as it lives beside the normal: a frizzled chicken striding backward in the yard while Mother airs out a tablecloth and Father closes the shed door, axe in one hand, wiping the sweat from the back of his neck with the other.
If 2015 was about celebrating the strides that we have made, 2016 should be about taking a step backward and fixing a more realistic eye on the entertainment landscape.
Charter supporters insist that the school has made great strides and that being run once again by the school system would be a step backward. .
In a study published last year, biomechanics researchers at the University of Milan in Italy had a group of runners stride forward and backward at a steady pace along a track equipped with force sensors and cameras.
The finest passage, after some repeated backward striding, consisted of successive solos in which dancers twisted bodybuilding poses into evocative expressions of angst.
