Sentence examples for that it walks from inspiring English sources

ESPN acknowledges that it walks a fine line.

"The whole point of Top Gear is that it walks along a line, that's one of the pleasures of it.

He is always trying to inoculate metaphor with allegory, or, at least, drug it, so that it walks around hollow-eyed, saying just what it's supposed to say.

But the one thing we know about the murderous kleptomaniac regime in Russia is that it walks all over the weak.

But he added: "The one thing we know about the murderous kleptomaniac regime in Russia is that it walks all over the weak.

Of its most enduring – and controversial – hit, Top Gear, she said: "The whole point of Top Gear is that it walks along a line, that's one of the pleasures of it.

Psittacosaurus (Fig. 2h), from the Early Cretaceous, also lacked horns and had only a small frill and a flared cheek without the epijugal bone, and small forelimbs indicate that it walked primarily on its hind legs.

These three forms share a few other features with stegosaurs and ankylosaurs, such as a relatively long body and pelvis, but are decidedly more basal, and the limbs of Scutellosaurus indicate that it walked mainly on its hind legs.

At least some of its potential prey could move quickly, while evidence suggests that it walked instead of ran.

"The thing that interested -- and unsettled -- me about 'American Movie,' " Mr. Solondz says, "is that it walked a very fine line.

Pioneer Man was much like our own species in that it walked upright, used tools and was a hunter gatherer.