Sentence examples for walking left from inspiring English sources

Walking left towards the river, I come to the centrepiece.

(In a chapter of "Safe Area Gorazde" describing a character's arduous trek through a forest, he deliberately draws the figure walking left -- against the traditional flow of a comics page -- to create a sense of slowness and difficulty).

Walking left to the baggage-claim signs, visitors will see a 1948 bronze plaque that had been affixed to the original station walls, honoring baggage-department employees who died in World War II, from Joe R. Adams to Frederick W. Zahodnick.

We're used to hearing that different parts of the brain are responsible for various functions: reason, emotions, walking, left or right arm movement, language.

In 2002, scientists decided to clone the "old oak" in Taganrog, said to have inspired the famous opening lines of Pushkin's "Ruslan and Ludmila:" By the sea stands a green oak tree; A golden chain strung round it: And on the chain a learned cat Day and night circles round it; Walking right, he sings a song, Walking left, he tells a tale.

We can also observe that the shadowing effects of the right-belt-to-left-wrist and right-belt-to-left-ankle are opposite to each other (during walking left wrist sways in opposite direction to left ankle), as expected.

"Why should we trust your judgment?" Mr. Weiner kept walking, leaving the question unanswered.

Cartwright decided to take a chance on being different and continued walking, leaving the building and returning home.

Walk left up a short slope.

They walk left, they walk windows, they cross cross But they don't walk right.

Walk left round into the huge piazza at the back of the barracks, to the starkly modern extension Hadid designed.