Sentence examples for whose walks from inspiring English sources

Brought here, they chiefly concern those whose walks are through the marketplace.

The stick is violations issued by the Department of Transportation to property owners whose walks have been heaved about by tree roots or erosion.

Valentine suggested this week that Rusch may be suffering from the same adjustment to the new strike zone that has affected several pitchers, most notably the Atlanta Braves' Tom Glavine, whose walks have drastically increased this season.

Giving the background to his decision, the judge, Ian Dove, even quoted Wordsworth, whose walks around Tintern Abbey on the banks of the Wye, prompted him to write: "How oft, in spirit, have I turned to thee, O sylvan Wye!" Dove noted the case hinged on issues that concerned Wordsworth – "the natural landscape and those who tend it".

This paper presents the design and prototype of a small quadruped robot whose walking motion is realized by two piezocomposite actuators.

The man whose walk to freedom was so long, so painful, so inspirational, was well on in his last journey.

Brian Roberts, whose walk preceded Jones's triple, caused havoc again in the fifth with a leadoff double.

Barnes enters, bringing with him Scott Glenn, a handsome, dark-haired young man whose walk seems to indicate considerable independence and spirit.

The anonymous author of "The New Gospel" ruthlessly ridiculed two-time New York mayor Fernando Wood, or "Phernandiwud" (whose walk was "slantindicular"), and the political machinery that he controlled.

Blessed with a silvery wig, Spacey presents us with a man whose walk is an arthritic lope and whose jutting head and thrusting trunk betoken a boundless curiosity.

These are the students who daily fight their way from the margins of society to its center and whose walk toward graduation is tenuous.