Sentence examples for the walked from inspiring English sources
noun
A trip made by walking.
- I take a walk every morning
Moreover, it increased the walked distance by 53.6 m at the end of 6-MWT and 59.9 m at the end of 12-MWT.
"What's wrong with these people?" muttered one person out loud as the walked past a queue of attendees decked out in multi-coloured scarves and fezzes and carrying sonic screwdrivers.
Two trained male dancers and two untrained ones walk onto a stage: It sounds like a variation on the "walked into a bar" joke, but it's actually the premise for "Untrained" (2009), a work by the Australian choreographer Lucy Guerin that had its American premiere Tuesday at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
For Thomas Hardy in The Mayor of Casterbridge, the walked road frames the fortunes of his benighted hero Michael Henchard; for Edward Thomas the country way is "a silent companion always ready for us, whether it is night or day, wet or fine, whether we are calm or desperate, well or sick".
The absolute and relative root-mean-square error (RMSE) as a function of the walked distance, and for different number of agents, are shown in Figure10.
Once she was on holiday at Natstalwyn, farmers saw a tall fair young man walking in RAF uniform with his kit bag on his shoulder, Pops had unexpected leave and had travelled from his unit in Ashboure Derbyshire by train and the walked the 6 or 7 miles uphill along the Gamallt Ridge from Tregaron Station to be with her for a day or two.
"The Walk" has a history.
Does the walking build the dancing?
