You got your floats, your marching bands, and your middle-aged men with green pageboy hats walking in loose clumps.
As if walking in loose slippers, he tiptoed to her, and his throat and his eyes were full of love and of reluctant pleasure from the thought that she was helpless and he could help her.
His gaze is unfocussed, his walk loose and shambling, except when Whip does some coke, at which point Washington moves in a confident, swinging lope.
The sharp variations that appear in the motion and account for a great deal of the style variation tend to disappear and the synthesized walks loose a great deal of their naturalness.
The Lejeune et al. [69] study shows that walking on loose-soil surfaces such as sand requires 2.1 2.7 times more human energy expenditure than walking on solid ground at the same speed.
For dogs, the first part of testing begins with the animal walking on a loose lease.
Nadal's postmatch press conferences always begin the same way: The door beside the lectern opens, he walks in loose-limbed and with his hair disheveled and he sits down and says politely into the microphone, "Hello".
Mostly, however, the movement sequences — walking, floor-rolling, loose-limbed jumps and sudden freezes — felt both arbitrary and opaque, a reflection of a project that may have sounded good as a concept but needs far more rigor in its execution.
She had dressed herself in some aqua walking shorts and a loose, pink blouse that showed her pretty shoulders.
Shot in the Mekong Delta swamps in 1972, this delicately surrealistic image shows a group of slender Vietnamese women, in their form-revealing cotton tops and black loose pants, walking single file and barefoot, backs straight, along tree trunks laid across water.
