Sentence examples similar to tended walking from inspiring English sources

However, control chicks walked the least toward a novel object, low dose chicks tended to walk further, and high dose chicks walked significantly further for a novel object.

These participants tended to walk further, subsequently reaching faster walking speeds.

He observed that although visitors felt free to walk straight across the area of the floor marked "carpet," they tended to walk around the area marked "desk".

He tended to walk around lovesick.

The footage showed how car thieves tended to walk erratically and look in directions irrelevant to their path of travel.

It used to be that if we came up with something and then somebody else took it the next step, we tended to walk away".

With their near-universal praise of "Blue Jasmine," which opens nationwide Friday, critics tended to walk right by Ms. Benzinger's subtle effort in the film.

Sir Denis, who tended to walk demurely behind his wife, once observed that "she runs the country; I run the family".

In the spirit of Mofo's contrarian spirit, few acts playing qualified as famous and all tended to walk the fine line between high art and bad taste.

There were challengers but, Richard Krajicek's toppling of Sampras in their quarter-final in 1996 aside, they tended to walk on court more in trepidation than expectation.

"There wasn't a lot to do in small-town Newfoundland," Ms. Fifield said, "so you tended to walk around the community.