Sentence examples for walked upon from inspiring English sources

Servants walked upon their hands.

They are for all the uses herein listed, And more -- except to be walked upon.

It's understandable that at times the stairs are used as bleachers, but even grand staircases in museums are walked upon.

The ear belongs to Elaine Morrisohn, 42, a freshly widowed member of his black community's church, Our Blessed Redeemer Who Walked Upon the Waters.

A short walk away we found a solitary windbreak on a long expanse of warm fine sand that whistled gently when walked upon.

However, the reason most soils need to be aerated is because they have become compacted from being driven or walked upon.

While every song features at least one line so clumsy it makes you want to chew your knuckles off ("I don't want to be the sweeper of the eggshells that you walk upon", "There's no fundamental excuse for the granted I'm taken for"), the album's biggest hit, Ironic, features nothing but such convolutions.

4. 'And did those feet in ancient time walk upon England's mountains green?' William Blake.

"And did those feet in ancient time / Walk upon England's mountain green?" the boy warbled.

And did those feet in ancient time walk upon England's mountains green?

Visitors will be walking upon the underwater images by Alptekin Baloglu, which will cover the floor of the shopping district's central corridor.