Sentence examples for when one walks from inspiring English sources

In the intro to a book on Yellin's work, of Psychogeographies, critic Kenneth Goldsmith once said, "When one walks through Yellin's army of glass-encased human figures (ultimately, there will be one hundred of them), it's the force of the works en masse combined with the room's ambience and drama that complete the works".

However, as I saw first hand that bitter cold day in January, something very particular happens once the sculptural Soundsuit, named for the tremendous sound that is emitted when one walks in, say, thousands of buttons or other knickknacks, is placed on someone's frame.

Palpable inequality is severe when one walks into the Ashok Nagar locality of Ranchi.

When one walks into the museum today, the empty picture frames hang where the masterpieces were once displayed.

"There's a palpable feeling when one walks into this building right now that the New-York Historical Society has become a modern institution," Mr. Hertog said, "an engaged institution".

For example, when one walks up the stairways of the large Olympia cinema, the walls are plastered with scores of photographs of film directors – not an actor to be seen.

When one walk's into the theatre it's as if you were a painter in an open space, white long walls being gifted with blank canvases.

On nights when no one walks in by, say, 8 p.m., some owners send their staffs home, douse the lights and leave early.

Figure 8 shows the orientation sensor's varying compass angle positions, according to different phone-placement positions, when one user walks down a path and makes a 90-degree turn on that path.

When one foot walks, the other rests.

I am certain that stout is good joy, reblooder of the veins, brain feeder, and a great faggot for when one is walking in the wet.