walking style造句

• Note, how quickly he returns to his previous walking style after the paper cues are gone.
• The resemblance suggests " Nicrosaurus " could have had a more upright walking style that is often associated with terrestrial organisms.
• Beyond that, the sculpture revealed distinctly urban kinds of movement, as different as the walking styles of pedestrians in the streets outside.
• Lockhart also is testing 10 frail elderly people, too fragile to trip up but their regular walking style will prove a good comparison.
• A police guard noticed the man's unusual walking style and asked him to stop and submit to a body search, the police official said.
• The results of Neal's study imply, Blakey says, " that walking styles have been stigmatized, like many other aspects of African-American identity ."
• His use of the " walking style " of bass made the four beats to the bar a jazz standard; furthermore, this rhythm was conducive to the kind of dancing audiences desired.
• It is different from the tightrope-walking styles of other countries, because it is usually accompanied by Dano and Chuseok holidays . The Korean folk village in Seoul also presents this play to entertain tourists.
• Comparisons between Bessette Kennedy and Kennedy Onassis were inescapable from the start : from the moment she was first photographed, Bessette _ a publicist for designer Calvin Klein at the time _ became a walking style bible.
• If Nomura and other scholars who have written about the namba are correct and it was common in olden times, then the training of young people in a particular walking style underscores the regimentation of life in ancient Japan.
• Also I think one of the Fifa games such as FIFA 07 specifically mimics the running / walking style of players in the game to increase the realism . talk ) 20 : 33, 4 March 2009 ( UTC)
• As of today, the band performs modern drill with a traditional marching style known as relaxed straight leg ( walking style ), and forms designs from simple geometric shapes and straight lines, to complex curves, words, and figures.
• For instance, if workers were walking in large numbers toward a worksite, using this skill the ninja observes the worker, copies the same clothing and walking style of the workers, then follows the crowd in just like the other workers.
• Westerners generally have the same walking style, Nomura said, while the Japanese display much greater variation : some swinging their arms, others keeping their arms at their sides; some stepping onto their toes, other onto their heels, some stepping high and others shuffling.
• Thus they are usually prescribed for more active patients . " They also allow for a greater variety of walking styles and gaits, and are more stable on rough or uneven terrain . " They are also more convenient than other types of crutches due to the smaller size.
• In P髒oa de Varzim, a traditional fisher town, midsummer was celebrated during St . John's day, but most festivities were changed to Saint Peter's Day in the 1960s, as the day was declared a municipal holiday . tricana ( women dressed in a traditional costume with a sensual walking style ).
• Fisher women had traditional costumes similar to the tricana girls, but visible poorer, with longer skirt, lower quality materials, darker colors and without the elegance of the typical walking style of the tricana poveira . the pinnacle of the tricana style occurred between the 1920s and the 1960s, creating a strong impact in the communities and amongst outsiders visiting the city.
• Author John Stevens, in his book, " The Marathon Monks of Mount Hiei, " describes the long distance walking style which dates back over a thousand years : " Eyes focused about 100 feet ahead while moving in a steady rhythm, keeping the head level, the shoulders relaxed, the back straight, and the nose aligned with the navel ."