Sentence examples for walk early from inspiring English sources

"He used to go out to take the dog for a walk early in the morning so he could go to a bar," his sister Sheila recalled.

Wolde, long overshadowed by Bikila, raced against him once more, but this time Bikila, having apparently injured a leg a few days before, stopped to walk early in the race.

Several of the stories are told in the first person, or in a persona readily identified with that of Lessing herself: her group of "Regent's Park" stories belong to a time when she lived in Little Venice in west London and would walk, early in the morning, to nearby Regent's Park.

Start the walk early in the morning and have warm clothes and sunscreen with you - it might be very sunny yet chilly.

In developmental psychology, childhood is divided up into the developmental stages of toddlerhood (learning to walk), early childhood (play age), middle childhood (school age), and adolescence (puberty through post-puberty).

Take your dog for its walk early in the morning and at night when the air is cooler.

Speaking of which, did anyone see the 50km walk earlier?

The opening pages see the author taking his evening walk, "earlier every day, as the year hurries down towards the dark".

She reassures those who have not learned to read well, reminding them that some children crawl earlier while others walk earlier.

Black babies mature faster on average than their white counterparts, even when they are poorer and eat a less healthy diet; they show better hand-eye coordination and walk earlier by about a month.

"That's their way of telling you, 'I've had enough.' " Breast-fed babies also tend to be more active, and some studies have found that they crawl and walk earlier than bottle-fed babies.