Sentence examples for walking at a time from inspiring English sources
"He takes up to eight dogs walking at a time (soon to be the legal limit in my city), twice a day.
How many dogs are you going to walk at a time?
Similarly, higher criterion validity for MVPA (total accumulated time), sports of any intensity, and time spent walking at a fairly brisk/fast pace was found in older persons, while validity for vigorous-intensity physical activity was highest in young persons.
If you try to walk at a fixed time each day, this increases the chance that it will become a regular part of your day.
In that case, don't blame it on the walk; instead, walk at a different time of day.
There were significant improvements in pedometer-determined aerobic steps, time spent walking at an aerobic pace, and total steps taken and in accelerometer-assessed time spent in moderate intensity walking activities due the intervention.
She had trouble walking at the time and a fight looked and sounded like fantasy.
"They take them to walk one at a time," she said, "or the lady carries two in her bag".
"We want the PCS leadership to call off this irresponsible strike and we continue to ask members not to walk out at a time when the eyes of the world are on the UK," said a Home Office spokesman.
To calculate children's stride length, children were instructed to walk one at a time across a flat surfaced area of the school playground twice over a 20 metre distance.
