Sentence examples for walks particularly from inspiring English sources

But since the premiere of "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" in mid-November, local chapters of the Audubon Society and wild bird rescue centers have seen a huge surge of interest in owl programs and owl walks, particularly from grade-school age children and their parents.

3) One needs be reasonably fit for some of the walks, particularly the one to the highest lookout over 4000 feet up; we were quite proud to complete the walk.

But then, why shouldn't she be walking particularly tall at this stage of her career?

As the condition progresses, pain can develop earlier during a workout or may even occur during walking, particularly down stairs.

Outside medicine, he published papers on The Book Of Psalms, and enjoyed hill walking, particularly in Scotland.

He blended in perfectly to a grey afternoon, a tall middle-aged man, not walking particularly fast, not hiding behind shades, well preserved, but then a lot of people in NW3 are.

He does not find walking particularly easy these days, which might explain why he gave himself not a bicycle but an olive-green Ferrari 456m GT capable of 200mph and worth about £200,000.

It is a fine line to walk, particularly when so many new and innovative companies and technologies have failed.

Barefoot running or walking, particularly over uneven terrain, stimulates these important points, yielding benefits well known to Eastern medicine.

Do you think it's a dangerous line to walk, particularly with the recent study on the ineffectiveness on anti-depressants?

Typically, patients present with pain in the plantar aspect of the heel whilst walking, particularly after rest.