Sentence examples for walks that would from inspiring English sources

Taking the long walks that would form his view of the city, Pamuk found a melancholy joy amid its Byzantine and Ottoman ruins, the old walls staggering between cemeteries, abandoned wooden houses and unexpected copses – a place "so poor and confused that it can never again dream of rising to the same heights of wealth, power and culture".

He then apologized, backtracking with a verbal moon walk that would have impressed Michael Jackson.

Before Bonds batted, Rivera had walked Rich Aurilia, a walk that would later haunt him.

He had a walk planned for us, a walk that would take in some of the locations of the book.

And it was much more information than I could process, especially when he described the "two-part hitch-in-the-step elephant walk" that would result from the correct wearing of stiletto heels.

They were attacked as they walked from a small air base to a school in Qalat, the provincial capital — a walk that would normally have taken just a few minutes, but was still conducted wearing helmets and protective gear, and with a military escort, officials in Kabul said.

She taught awareness through slow, quotidian movements like sitting, standing, lying, and walking — activities that would soon become central to Oliveros's "Meditations".

Likewise, the classroom teachers also received a teaching resource including the above language and walking activities that would facilitate autonomy-choice for the children.

If Simpson served every day of a lengthy sentence with even the faint possibility of walking free, that would not be good enough for them.

In most walks of life, that would be considered a valuable characteristic.

It may be that upright walking evolved in the trees, as a way to walk along branches that would otherwise be too flexible.