Sentence examples for walk habitually from inspiring English sources

The first human ancestors appeared between five million and seven million years ago, probably when some apelike creatures in Africa began to walk habitually on two legs.

Exercise is sometimes regarded by people as an activity for unserious fellows, the unengaged or the miserly that rather walk habitually than pay for transportation costs to destinations.

The skeletons of oreodonts were unusual compared with living artiodactyls in that they were not unguligrade (that is, walking habitually on their toes).

"In New York you habitually walk past people in far more desperate straits than that.

Some subjects habitually walk with a bowed head.

Several Vanguard insiders say that after this, Mr. Brennan habitually walked past his former boss, rather than say hello.

So a man who habitually walks backwards can continue to hold a job as assistant curator in the National Museum of Ancient Art.

But they said anyone habitually walking around in the buff in public areas would risk being hauled in front of the Student Judiciary Board.

Mr. Reznikoff habitually walked 20 miles a day, starting from his home on the Upper West Side and typically passing through poorer ethnic neighborhoods in search of moments that would inspire him to write.

The defense then called to the stand a tall, blond teen-age boy from the Eastburns' neighborhood; he habitually walked along Summer Hill Road late at night and admitted doing so at around 3 A.M. on May 10 , 1985

For example, humans are unique in being bipedal primates: no other primate habitually walks erect.