Sentence examples for walk means from inspiring English sources

A very brisk walk means almost short of breath".

The random walk means that nobody should ever be able consistently to beat the market.

That said, investing in a pair of shorts to run in or a dog to take for a walk means the exercise issue takes care of itself pretty quickly.

Quite apart from the fact that motion gets the artistic juices flowing, there's the simple, undeniable fact – so wonderfully illustrated in Dominick Tyler's new book Uncommon Ground – that a country walk means you're more likely to be around more interesting, appealing words than you are when you're at home: "clitter" and "fingerpost" and "tumulus" instead of "sideboard" and "tax" and "USB".

Plenty of advice exists to support exercising at the desk and technologies such as Fitbit are enabling users to track their movements and can help motivate change". That said, investing in a pair of shorts to run in or a dog to take for a walk means the exercise issue takes care of itself pretty quickly.

Moving forward and setting goals is one part of having a business mindset, but running before you can walk means that a relentless pursuit, without a clear, driving force can leave you feeling unanchored and disorientated.

There were clinically significant improvements in six-minute walk distance (mean 55.7 m, 95% CI 37.8 to 73.7) and incremental shuttle walk (mean 106.2 m, 95% CI 79.1 to 133.2).

More walking means fewer crowds on the subway, and potentially more patrons in neighborhood businesses.

Walking means slogging, ankle deep or more, through cold, claggy clay, navigating puddles of yellow water overhung with dripping trees.

Berry's assertion is that the loss of these kinds of walking means farmers no longer care for their land as they once did.

"Safe walking" meant supporting the person with dementia in independent walking while managing the risks associated with that and reassuring them and their caregivers.