Sentence examples for the walking of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the walking of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the act or process of walking, often in a more formal or literary sense. Example: "The walking of the dog is an essential part of my daily routine."
The way is made in the walking of it, but one never walks alone.
Just as the NRA continues to blame the ATF for the 2000 guns allegedly "walked" into Mexico, the NRA should take the real credit for the "walking" of hundreds of thousands of guns into Mexico, as American agents can do little more than watch.
The walking of man and all animals is a falling forward".
Contemplative walking is Gros's favored kind: the walking of medieval pilgrims, of Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Henry David Thoreau, of Kant's daily life.
In a number of languages the standard word for "weather" is exactly the same as the word for "time": thus French le temps, Romanian timpul, Hungarian időjárás (literally "the walking of time"), to name a few.
The walking of paths is, to him, an education, and symbolic, too, of the very process by which we learn things: testing, wandering about a bit, hitting our stride, looking ahead and behind.
The turbulent dispersion and the random walking of the aerosols are also considered by using the Thermophoretic Force and the Brownian Motion options in the DPM model.
So the frequent walking of the crew members or the passengers will raise the infection risk level in the airplane cabin.
He played dissonant improvisations with his right hand, delicate and rubato, using a sustain pedal, and their tipsy, reckless motions fought against the even walking of the bass.
The performance of the controller is evaluated in simulation using a 4th order mass spring damper system, and the dynamic walking of the humanoid COMAN.
The PageRank algorithm was computed in an iterative way where the probability distribution is used as the input of the next walking of this process.
