Sentence examples for walking proves from inspiring English sources

The walking proves an excellent device for Chaudhuri to continue his exploration of urban landscapes, a theme of both his fiction and nonfiction.

If nothing else, entrepreneurs take note: The emergence of a Facebook for dogs, a Birchbox for dogs, an Airbnb for dogs (times two), a "Find my iPhone for dogs," and an Uber for dog walking proves we have an active dog startup market on our hands.

12 Interval walking has proven superior to standard walking on improving a number of classical cardiovascular risk factors and has, with limited resources, been implemented and maintained in a cohort of several thousand subjects.

Quite how difficult space walking could prove to be was first brought home to Nasa in 1966, when astronaut Gene Cernan left the confines of the Gemini 9 spacecraft for the world's third EVA.

In this study, an 868-bp upstream region of defense-related LsGRP1 of Lilium, named PLsGRP1, was cloned by genome walking and proven to exhibit promoter activity in Nicotiana benthamiana and Lilium 'Stargazer' as assayed by agroinfiltration-based β-glucuronidase (GUS) expression system.

Even among those with established diabetes higher activity levels predict lower vascular disease rates and improved survival; walking has been specifically proven to confer benefits.

On those strike days I got to Saigon rehearsals any way I could, which was a combination of over-crowded buses and walking, but it was worth it to be part of something special – and, as this revival proves, enduring.

The Atlanta Clean Air Campaign has developed a mass transit-walking program that has proven to be effective.

From experimental results of walking simulations at level ground, it is proven that with the proposed walking interface, a general person can walk naturally without any considerable disturbances and with safety.

Sure, strapping twenty bricks of China White to your torso and power-walking through customs might have proven a reliable business model for the past fifty years or so.

In a sense, Churchill proved to be a walking, talking propagandist.