Sentence examples for water walking from inspiring English sources

With wings spread, they patter over the water, "walking," and pick up minute marine organisms.

America's first black president spent about a half-hour inside the slave house on the edge of the water, walking quietly with his wife, Michelle Obama, a descendant of slaves, by his side.

He was so poor that he sometimes sustained himself on little but rice and water, walking from village to village to demonstrate his feats of flexibility and strength for a few coins.

I mention all this because, in our drive to needlessly complicate the simple things in life – phones, tap water, walking – wings are one of the few staples that have, to date, escaped meddling.

But the infants don't have a problem with water walking, and scientists were left perplexed.

The aim of this study was to develop an estimation equation for energy expenditure during water walking based on the acceleration and walking speed.

I hurried out, washed my face in cold water, walked past reception and into the dining room.

At times, it seemed as though "Winterreise" were being played alongside John Cage's "Water Walk" or some other exercise in conceptual composition.

The project manager for Thames Water walks around London's sewers for hours a day, but says it isn't as disgusting as it sounds.

There's five built-in songs—"Black Night," "Smoke On The Water," "Walk This Way," "20th Century Boy" and "Are You Gonna Go My Way"? (No).

With new found courage, he got out of the water, walked back home and later came out to his parents.