Sentence examples for walking soon from inspiring English sources

We'd need to start walking soon, she explained.

They are tiptoeing, but they should begin walking soon, then running.

Getting up and walking soon after an operation or after congestive heart failure is the best method for avoiding pulmonary embolism.

"Roberta had hip dysplasia and, when she was in plaster, people would say: 'She'll be walking soon enough and you'll wish she wasn't.' That's so hurtful – the idea that when she does one day walk, I'll wish she couldn't".

Two lost the ability to walk soon after starting on the drug.

He said his only goal was to walk soon so he could return home to his girlfriend.

He assumed that he could still walk, and when he found that he couldn't get out of bed he wasn't worried: he figured that he'd walk soon.

Those, who are afflicted with it, are ceased [sic] while they are walking and most particularly when they walk soon after eating, with a painful and most disagreeable sensation in the breast, which seems as it would take their breath away, if it were to increase or to continue; the moment they stand still, all this uneasiness vanishes.

That probably goes for the commanders swapped for Mr Bergdahl, who might have walked soon anyway: so why not trade them now?To Vali Nasr, a former Afghan expert at the State Department, the Bergdahl deal marks a moment of clarity for Americans, who long ago lost their appetite for Bush-era nation-building, but retain a Bush-era aversion to talking to America's enemies.

The final third managed to walk soon after the attachment.

Patients were able to relax throughout the procedure and to walk soon after treatment.