Sentence examples for walk invisible from inspiring English sources
To Walk Invisible is on BBC1 at 9pm on 29 December.
A master of discretion, Burghley as a royal servant assumed an official mask and learned "to walk invisible".
"To Walk Invisible" isn't feel-good television, but its world, so vividly evoked and unsentimentally rendered, glitters with dark intensity.
To Walk Invisible (9pm, BBC1) Punch-ups, opium addiction and sibling rivalry in the parsonage as Sally Wainwright tackles the Brontës.
Wainwright, whose other TV credits include ITV's Scott & Bailey, is working on a new BBC1 drama about the Brontë sisters, To Walk Invisible.
Her one-off two-hour drama To Walk Invisible, based on the lives of the three Brontë sisters, will debut this month.
A mime with a white face, striped top and battered hat, he never uttered a word yet his silent universe of comic-tragic characters opening invisible doors and walking invisible tight-ropes changed the face of modern theatre.
Just as it was with the 98 steps -- who recalls -- I'm now used to walking invisible in wet towels through the gym.
Acting out a particular scenario: such as lots of people walking invisible dogs on leashes.
"So I generally don't say anything... If, somehow, I could walk around invisible when I'm not on stage... " Paradoxically, given her views on the cynicism of the marketing world today, back then even Chapman's silence became a commodity.
Anderson said that when her agent told her she'd been offered pantomime: "I thought he meant miming, you know, walking an invisible dog like Marcel Marceau".
