Sentence examples for walking steeply from inspiring English sources

But this is no contour-hugging hike: there are a few flat stretches, but mostly when you're not walking steeply uphill, you're walking steeply downhill.

Walking around the steeply raked set of the Met's "Ring" production during rehearsals was painful.

Also during walking on a steeply inclined surface, the values recorded for stance phase remained in a narrow range (for an inclination of 42° it was found about 60% for descending and about 64% for ascending gait) [ 14].

Take a gate to walk downhill on the perimeter of the wood and carry on over a stile, walking with the wood on the right on a slightly diverted path that rises quite steeply.

He is one of a small handful of jazz musicians who can not only sell out a steeply priced weeklong engagement, but can also receive a standing ovation just for walking onstage.

THE Haggler's last column looked at a practice that employees at Staples call "walking the customer" — essentially, escorting shoppers out of the store, empty-handed, when it's clear they have no intention of buying a warranty for some steeply discounted computer.

Walking around the Old Town is sheer joy -- not because it is packed with Gothic masterpieces or the birthplaces of the famous (it isn't), but because its streets and squares, its steeply roofed houses and its church steeples look like an album of old engravings come to life.

To encourage people to walk, the master plan rearranges the steeply sloping site as a series of terraces.

And yet I walked away from both sales with steeply-discounted designer stuff that I wouldn't ordinary be able to afford.

Shaun's father, Gerald, the chief executive of International Capital Corporation, gardened in the steeply sloping front yard and walked the two dogs.

We left the castle and walked briskly down a dirt road that dropped steeply into the ravine.