Sentence examples for walking achievements from inspiring English sources

Importantly, the motivational booklet also included an "Am I on track?" table, from which participants could interpret their weekly walking achievements through the provision of written feed-back (for the exact information provided, please see Table 1).

This code prevents the "One Man Army" and "Walk Free" achievements from being earned.

This code prevents the "Cleaned The Mean Streets", "Finish Him", "One Man Army", and "Walk Free" achievements from being earned.

This week the Royal College of Midwives acknowledged that late motherhood, which often walks with achievement in other places, can be life-threatening and expensive; while Oxford University's Million Women Study suggested that fewer children, and also bottle-feeding, can lead to breast cancer.

They weren't concerned with anyone on stage, but with Miller's new wife, Marilyn Monroe, who arrived at the opening in "a scarlet satin gown so tight around the knees that walking was an achievement".

To describe Macfarlane as a philosopher of walking is to undersell the achievement of "The Old Ways": his prose feels so firmly grounded, resistant to abstraction.

In Greece he passed a man with a rearview mirror bracketed to his shoulder who was wearing a sign that said, "Walking Around the World Backwards!" Achievement is relative.

"Our aim for this season is to get 50 points and that achievement would be like walking a tightrope with two broken legs".

Thurmond's personal achievements included acting as a walking demonstration of the effectiveness of a vegetarian and alcohol-free diet.

The Hat and Coat Rule At Community Prep, just walking through the door is considered an achievement.

The trio is shown walking down the steps after the monumental achievement, and were also snapped congratulating each other on their feat.