The west walk was traditionally, if unofficially, the place of educational instruction.
He ends up tweezering hawthorn spikes from his heels, or flossing sheep dung with grass from between his toes.Whereas walking is traditionally a solitary's delight, Mr Macfarlane often goes with friends, or makes appointments with strange characters obsessed with the land he moves through.
Shoppers and residents walk in the traditionally Latino and less-affluent east side of Salinas.
Control strategies for walking robots are traditionally based on either static walking (using full actuation and enforcing stability at all times) or dynamic walking (using no actuation and relying on the natural tendency of certain mechanisms to walk).
Unlike in many countries in North America, Australia and Europe where leisure time physical activity and recreational walking are prevalent [ 9, 25- 27], walking is not traditionally associated with recreation in African societies.
Deficits in walking function are traditionally ascribed to declines in physical function.
"In many villages along the Indian border, especially in Jessore and Satkhira districts, women have traditionally walked across without papers, even though the government chooses to ignore this".
This situation is all the more galling because luvvie-dom, for all its sins, used to be magnificently class-blind, with freaks, misfits and outsiders, from all walks of life, traditionally managing to find a safe haven in the arts.
Important as "the words of God" but less authoritative than "the inner light of Christ" Speak THE TRUTH - honesty, integrity – a serious commitment to keeping in touch with The Light Within "walk in the light" Traditionally negative attitude to arts and entertainment (my Grandfather Edward G. McCollin read out of meeting) puritanism?
Traditionally, pilgrims walk the perimeter of the stupa in a clockwise fashion, an action said to confer merit.
