Sentence examples for walking at a pace from inspiring English sources

I finally spotted him half a block away, walking at a pace I could tell was too fast for him.

Tight-lipped, tough, he is most often to be seen with his shirt off, walking "at a pace most men ran at".

Official exercise guidelines say adults should get two-and-a-half hours of moderate-intensity exercise a week, and walking at a pace of 3 mph — a good clip but manageable by most — counts as moderate-intensity exercise.

I'm walking at a pace of about 5 kilometers an hour.

I followed Nasrin who was walking at a pace, cutting corners and turning down streets without warning.

An average person in their 50s should be walking at a pace of approximately 1.14 meters per second and at 1.10 meters per second if you're in your 60s.

People walk at a pace somewhere between a stroll and a quickstep — not too fast, but fast enough to get them inside as fast as they can.

As far as I was concerned, they were free to walk at a pace of their own choosing and congregate on any corner as long as they wished.

He got into the race late, and most voters knew him only from his TV spots, where he walks at a pace markedly faster than the leisurely one New Orleanians prefer.

I respect that you walk at a pace that speaks of being in no rush, that this daily walk of yours is a pleasant one, the opposite of a chore.

Therefore, the Walk Well intervention will focus on increasing daily steps only and will encourage participants to walk at a pace which is comfortable.