Sentence examples for walk constantly from inspiring English sources

I woke up several times a night to make sure she was breathing, and followed her around as she started to walk, constantly worrying about her safety.

And I couldn't walk, constantly dreading the repulsive gauntlet of school life on crutches.

When you walk constantly looking at the ground, you are feeling unconfident.

Stepping into someone else's shoes may seem to offer escape, but Norminton shows it can imprison: "My back and shoulders began to ache from my walking constantly in his body," reflects a tyrant's lookalike, made to inhabit a gilded cage of non-existence, breakfasting on figs and chocolate as he is shown photos of his wife marrying another man.

One or two days before calving, pregnant females become restless and may start walking constantly, which has been reported in other deer species [ 30].

Actors briskly walking constantly across the stage can emulate a city street.

With their allocation of substitutes already used, O'Connor was forced to stay on the pitch all the way through extra-time, a heroic figure barely able to walk but constantly directing his team mates from the centre circle.

She rides her scooter in one of her notorious over-the-top outfits and I walk alongside, constantly impressed by her confidence.

Just as "the person who attempted to walk by constantly applying anatomical knowledge would be in danger of stumbling" [Weber 1906/1949, 115; translation altered], so can methodology be a kind of knowledge that may supply a rule of thumb, codified a posteriori, for what historians and social scientists do, but it could never substitute for the skills they use in their research practice.

Doing the technology that allows characters to walk across constantly shifting impossible structures is a bit trickier," he said. . "It's been really fascinating setting up the rules of this universe based on peoples' perceptions of what they're seeing from a singled viewpoint of a scene.

On my walk, men constantly were stopping and asking me if I needed a ride.