Sentence examples for worst walking from inspiring English sources

For if into each teen show a little parental melodrama must fall, the parents in question have generally been presented from what might be a teen's-eye view: as worrywarts, embarrassments, flashy disappointments -- at best wholesome dorks, at worst walking explanations for their offspring's angst.

After being voted the "worst walking city in the country" in 2015, Oklahoma City officials commissioned city planners to rescale the city's main road axes from six lanes down to two.

"Worst walk to work ever.

It's also the worst walk, along that stinky road to the multiplex.

North London residents may face the worst walk, as with the usually quick Victoria line down they face a 31-minute trudge between Highbury& Islington and Kings Cross.

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On a global rating visual-analog scale (0 mm representing a subject's worst walk, 100 his/her best), there was no significant difference in their ratings (mean difference −1.8 (−6.5, 2.9) for anterior, 1.0 (−4.5, 6.5) lateral).

I don't, but I can recall the next worst thing: walking home from kindergarten one sunny afternoon by myself (that's how it was done in 1963) and realizing that, someday, inevitably, my mother would die.

At worst you walk away, nothing lost, nothing gained and repeat steps to get closer to them.

"A LAWYER'S worst nightmare is walking into a real estate closing and seeing a husband and wife glaring at each other from opposite sides of the closing table," said James G. Samson, who is himself a Manhattan real estate lawyer.

Martin's worst offense was walking out on his team and making his grievances public.