464 Quotes About Walking

And at the same time I was careful not to step on any of the cracks. "Bears," I exclaimed merrily — being practically impossible to hoodwink and simultaneously doing one of my nifty little dances, nifty and artistic, "bears, look at me walking in just the squares!" I believe that on the second occasion somebody actually heard me — yes, and saw me, too! Oh, Lordy Moses!

I am Falling in love again with autumn,The smell of warm cider, The orange color leaves, Pumpkins everywhere and the crisp breeze,People walking or riding their bikes,Folks jogging or going on hikes,I love autumn for so many reasons,I must admit- This is my favorite season

Sentences are our writing commons, the shared ground where every writer walks.

For tramping is the grammar of living. Few people learn the grammar - but it is worth while.

I set off. What a gait. Stiffness of the lower limbs, as if nature had denied me knees, extraordinary splaying of the feet to the right and left of the line of march. The trunk, on the contrary, as if by the effect of a compensatory mechanism, was as flabby as an old ragbag, tossing wildly to the unpredictable jolts of the pelvis.

Walking away is always easy for those who never intended to stay...

He read whenever he could as he walked to and from his work.

Nothing else has given me the chance to contemplate life the way walking has.

The gait most congenial to agrarian thought and sensibility is walking. It is the gait best suited to paying attention, most conservative of land and equipment, and most permissive of stopping to look or think. Machines, companies, and politicians "run". Farmers studying their fields travel at a walk.