Jane Muhrcke tends to walk slowly and carefully these days.
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Elisabeth signs "Mom," and they walk slowly toward each other.
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"It's pretty rare that busy, confident people walk slowly," he said.
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He now uses one brace to walk slowly around the Congressional complex.
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"I think we're going to have to walk slowly," Mr. Bess said.
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"It's a very small role, I just have to walk slowly!" he said, laughing.
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I learned to walk slowly and so this pace was not difficult for me.
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I have clear speech, and though I walk slowly and awkwardly, I get around fine.
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Around 50 demonstrators begin to walk slowly around the perimeter of the farm, singing and drumming.
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The extreme temperatures and Ramadan fasting mean the peace marchers walk slowly and take long breaks.
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They walk slowly, too, ambling around the central circle comprising the university's low-rise dorms and buildings.
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You have to have the hubris to walk slowly and deliberately to lure photographers (sometimes into traffic).
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They require low lights and temperature control to protect the fabric and I walk slowly through the cool, dark displays.
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When you cross a busy street, stick your arm straight out with your palm facing the traffic and walk SLOWLY across.
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There's something tortuous, threatening about them that makes me want to clench my buttocks together and walk slowly out into the hallway.
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The prison had given him a "slow walk pass" that allowed him to do just that — walk slowly — without fear of reprimand.
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Holding candles, hundreds of mourners walk slowly past Elvis Presley's gravesite every August 16, marking the anniversary of his death in 1977.
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As the film opens, a half-dozen completely naked men and women walk slowly into one of the camp's stone gas chambers.
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Gently cradling him in her arms, she'd walk slowly through the living room, out the front door and over to the shack.
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I'm leaving 10 minutes early because I'd like to walk slowly versus having to hurry while wearing my new over-the-knee boots.
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After surgery, he is able to walk slowly but Rangi is doubtful he can return to work as a baggage handler in Sydney.
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"CEO John was willing to walk me down the aisle, [he even] told us not to be nervous and to walk slowly," she says.
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"CEO John was willing to walk me down the aisle; [he even] told us not to be nervous and to walk slowly," she recalls.
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After standing still for a few minutes, all but the ones dressed like riot cops in back walk slowly in formation through the parting crowd.
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As they walk slowly towards the water, they seem like headless apparitions, robbed of their humanity by the endless burden of their own self-imposed labor.
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I can, however, walk slowly by, after going to the men's room, and make a point of staring at the diners disapprovingly and flagrantly taking pictures.
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The corps de ballet re-forms, becoming an avenue or forest through which hero and heroine walk slowly on separate paths, looking for each other in vain.
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Every week in summer, volunteer butterfly-spotters walk slowly along fixed paths, or "transects", and log every butterfly and moth they see within 2.5 metres of their path.
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"So we're gonna walk slowly, but we think this is something that customers are going to be looking for as part of the health offering," Merlo said Thursday.
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Your character picks him up and cradles him, and you walk, slowly (Bullet is a big boy), in a horrifying, P.T.-like death loop in a depressing canyon.
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"We're gonna walk slowly, but we think that this is something that customers are going to be looking for and it's, you know, part of the health offering," he said.
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QUANG TRI, Vietnam (Reuters) - Two petite women in protective gear walk slowly down an empty field in Vietnam, carrying a large metal detector that clicks and whirrs, searching for unexploded ordnance.
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People walk slowly at the Ritsona camp, with few places to go, and hopelessness fills the air as no one knows when or if they can go home or be permanently resettled.
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In the first, produced for the 1995 Venice Biennale, two ghostly figures, a man and a woman, walk slowly toward each other, passing through the scrims, and merging at the center before moving apart.
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The findings, which come from a longitudinal study of just over 900 New Zealanders, indicate that people age 45 who walk slowly are more likely to show accelerated physical aging and decreased cognitive function.
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You can walk slowly if you are new to exercise, jog if you're no stranger to fitness, but still have a ways to go, and run once you're ready for all-out aerobic exercise.
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On the hillsides near the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Simi Valley, threatened by the Easy fire, the winds made it a challenge even to walk — slowly, hunched over, both hands holding your hat.
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Health often suffers as a result, according to studies showing that older adults who hold negative stereotypes tend to walk slowly, experience memory problems and recover less fully from a fall or fracture, among other ramifications.
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In my case, I had no problems bouncing at ridiculous speeds across a neon mountain range in VR music visualizer Frequency Domain, but felt claustrophobic and bug-eyed when asked to walk slowly around a virtual Japanese school.
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"Kids like to exercise in bursts of activity, so they're more likely to run to the next driveway and back to you as you keep walking than they are to want to walk slowly with you," she said.
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If the terminal is somewhat crowded, walk slowly to maintain at least six feet of space between yourself and the travelers because the novel coronavirus spreads mostly through mucus and saliva, which can spread to people up to six feet apart.
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You could usually buy a bunch for about 40 cents by simply passing money through the window — and it was really quite something to see the women walk around, balancing everything perfectly on their heads without using their hands or having to walk slowly.
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Harry has held a special place in the hearts of many Britons since millions around the world watched him, aged just 12, walk slowly behind his mother's coffin as the funeral cortege made its way through the packed streets of London after Diana's death in a Paris car crash in 1997.
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I descend into the underworld of the subway system, take the four stops to Panormou station, buy a piece of spanakopita or sumptuous spinach pie from the bakery, walk slowly uphill eating it, get to the Wee Dram, push open the door, scan the room for seats and look for John.
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I was so desperate to get back as soon as humanly possible that I basically sprinted from my office to the train station, with anyone having the audacity to walk slowly, get stuck at a ticket barrier, or just get too close to me receiving an exhausted but angry glare.
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BOSTON — As Aroldis Chapman took the equivalent of a perp walk, slowly striding off the field on Friday after walking in the decisive run against the Boston Red Sox, it could have been easily dismissed as just one of those nights that happen even to the best relievers in the major leagues.
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These storks walk slowly and steadily in shallow open wetlands seeking their prey, which, like that of most of their relatives, consists of fish, frogs and large insects.
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Sauntering is a verb describing a style of walking. It is simply to walk slowly, preferably with a joyful disposition. Sauntering has been spoken of most notably by many of the naturalist writers in history including Henry David Thoreau and John Burroughs. See saunter.
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Xu was the first solo artist from Mainland China to hold a concert in South Korea and also won several awards of "Best New Artist" after his concert tours. In 2017, "Walk Slowly" won an award of "Top Ten Golden Songs" during MTV Global Chinese Music Awards night.
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The participants walk slowly and solemnly, with the pace measured by drumbeats. At certain points in the procession, trumpets are sounded. There are twenty three main platform, with the end of the procession marked by that dedicated to Our Lady of Solitude. This image is ornate Baroque and created by Manuel Tolsá.
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The placement of Catalan adverbs is almost the same as the placement of English adverbs. An adverb that modifies an adjective or adverb comes before that adjective or adverb: : completament cert ("completely true"). : massa ben fet ("too well done"). An adverb that modifies an infinitive (verbal noun) generally comes after the infinitive: : caminar lentament ("to walk slowly").
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This behavior, however, is used in several different situations. When you get angry and aggressive and appear threatening, the dog will often freeze and not move in order to help you calm down. Other times the dog may walk slowly, freeze, and then move slowly again. Very often a dog will stop and remain still when someone is approaching.
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Authors agree on her always-delicate health but not on the cause: a severe attack of rheumatic fever while a young child (Serle); tuberculosis (Lamb); born with a heart problem that prevented her blood oxygenating (Sparrow). She often had to walk slowly. Her lips were sometimes quite blue.Mitchell Library MLMSS 7428/2/6, interview with Guido Barrachi 20 August 1964.
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The frequency of success observed is 23%. They can also use the same sequence while walking in the shallows. They usually walk slowly, covering the same area repeatedly pausing for a few seconds, then slowly moving one foot to take a new step. There are reports of individuals doing aerial hunting, peaking, gleaning, foot paddling, dipping, swimming feeding, and bill-vibrating.
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The song is a loud whistle with three parts with the tone ascending. They also make a rising, shrill piping call. When feeding they walk slowly up hill, picking up the tender blades of grass and young shoots of plants on the way. They have been noted feeding on the berries of Ephedra, leaves of Artemisia, grass shoots, bulbs and the heads of a rye-like grass.
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Boat-billed herons feed on shrimp and small fish such as Dormitator latifrons, a species of sleeper goby. They tend to forage in vegetative streams, shallow water, and lagoons. When foraging in streams, they use low-hanging branches and mangrove roots to stand over the water. In ponds they will walk slowly through the water up to deep or will forage near the water's edge.
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Favier, Jean. The World of Chartres. New York: Henry N. Abrams, 1990. p. 31. . Today Chartres continues to attract large numbers of pilgrims, many of whom come to walk slowly around the labyrinth, their heads bowed in prayer – a devotional practice that the cathedral authorities accommodate by removing the chairs from the nave on Fridays from Lent to All Saints' Day (except for Good Friday).
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James Walsh leaving the band's room in the music video. The video starts in a room where the band is playing. The singer, James Walsh left the room with a big cup of coffee in his hands and starts to walk slowly after he throws the cup. Since he walked the shadows starts to prosecute him but that doesn't change the peaceful environment of the whole video.
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Troilus luridus is a large predatory bronze-brown shieldbug in the family Pentatomidae. It measures about 10 to 12 mm in length and has a distinctive, orange band on the penultimate antennal segment. The legs are brown and the scutellum lacks an orange tip. Live prey is essential to development and adults walk slowly about in search of their prey usually larvae, but sometimes the adults of beetles, butterflies and moths.
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The California freshwater shrimp merely brush up the food with tufts at the tips of their small claws, and lift to their mouths the collected morsels. Colonized by algae, bacteria, fungi, and microscopic animals, the particle agglomerates are quite nutritious. Although most species of shrimp walk slowly about the roots as they feed, S. pacitica will undertake short swimming bursts to obtain particularly desirable items. Breeding occurs once per annum during the autumn.
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When she alighted, she revealed that she was an emissary from Heaven on a mission to burn down Mi Zhu's house. However, to repay his kindness, she agreed to walk slowly so as to allow Mi Zhu the time to evacuate the house. A huge fire indeed broke out at noon as the lady promised. Legends aside, Mi Zhu initially served under Tao Qian, the governor of Xu Province (present-day northern Jiangsu).
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He distrusted doctors, disregarded medical advice and attributed any problems simply to "rheumatism", for which he regularly visited the hot springs at Vichy and other spas. It became difficult for him to ride a horse, and he was obliged to walk slowly, often with a cane. From 1869 onwards, the crises of his urinary tract were treated with opium, which made him seem lethargic and apathetic. His writing became hard to read and his voice weak.
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A thunderstorm rumbles across Brooklyn, where AC/DC is about to play. In a bar across the bay and the Brooklyn Bridge, a cameraman spy, nicknamed Super Snoop, walks in from the bar's back door, trying to walk slowly toward the band's dressing room. His job being to get photographs of the band for a local newspaper. He finds the door half-opened, and takes a good picture, in this case, the camera pops loud and shines brightly.
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The flat distal regions of the limbs could be used as paddles for very slow swimming and maneuvering. When it needed more rapid bursts, lateral undulation might be applied with the limbs pressed against the sides. It could also walk on land, but with its small limbs it could only walk slowly. Compared to other swimming locomotion, such as carangiform axial locomotion (tuna-like swimming), Adriosaurus swam mainly by lateral undulation because of its laterally compressed body, flattened tail, and small limbs.
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Ahesta Bero () or Ohista Birav (), literally "walk slowly" ("walk graciously"), is a musical composition played to welcome the bride and groom's entrance to the wedding hall in weddings in Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and parts of Pakistan. Usually the accompanied couple is walked slowly under the sanction of the Qur'an, as the attending guests rise in honor of the holy book. This anthem is a very strong tradition in these marriage ceremonies. The song was originally a Kharabati song from Afghanistan.
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The ocelot is a carnivore and primarily active during twilight and at night Ocelots have been observed to follow scent trails to acquire prey. They walk slowly at a speed of about searching for prey. Alternatively, an ocelot may wait for prey for 30 to 60 minutes at a certain site, and move to another walking at if unsuccessful. An ocelot typically prefers hunting in areas with vegetation cover, avoiding open areas, especially on moonlit nights, so as not to be seen by the prey.
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Judging from the bite marks and symptoms, Ji Desheng determined that the officer was bitten by a powerful viper and had only a few more hours to live. He acted decisively to provide acupuncture to a Ba Feng pressure point, apply topical snake medicine to the ankle and knee, and had the patient intake snakebite tablets. The patient woke up from his coma after one hour. After three days the swelling the patient’s condition improvement dramatically and he could walk slowly. After 8 days of treatment and care Ji Desheng effectively saved this man’s life.
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A tall zombie which sprints for the player but is stunned when the player looks at him is encountered randomly on scavenging missions. Another special is a fat zombie which takes 2 shots to kill, as opposed to normal zombies taking only one, is commonly encountered. A half-zombie which crawls at high speed is rarer than the fat ones but still pretty common; they're most commonly encountered at tombstones and take only one shot to kill. The normal zombies are most common, walk slowly and take one shot to die.
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In 1984, the Spanish businessman Miguel Rodríguez, from La Linea de la Concepción (Cadiz), acquired the Festina brand and all its rights. The Festina brand derived from the Latin "Festina lente" which means: "Make haste, slowly", a phrase that according to Roman historian, Suetonius, is attributed to Augustus Caesar, known for his prudence: "Walk slowly, if you want to arrive at a well-done job, sooner". Within the Festina Group the brands Jaguar, Candino and Perrelet are Swiss-made. In 2002, Festina acquired the Swiss watch brand Candino.
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Having seen prey, the head is moved from side to side, so that the heron can calculate the position of the prey in the water and compensate for refraction, and then the bill is used to spear the prey. Tricoloured heron fishing, using wings to create shade In addition to sitting and waiting, herons may feed more actively. They may walk slowly, around or less than 60 paces a minute, snatching prey when it is observed. Other active feeding behaviours include foot stirring and probing, where the feet are used to flush out hidden prey.
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It had just stopped snowing and the clouds had given way to reveal a beautiful star-filled sky when suddenly the cellos player's music abruptly ceases. Fearing the worst, Serdjan and Katrina both do something quite foolish and from their respectives sides, start to make their ways across no man's land toward the town square. Arriving at exactly the same moment, they see one another. Instinctively realizing that they are both there for the same reason, they do not start to fight, but instead, together walk slowly to the fountain.
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Light consists of various genres such as ballad and pop-rock with a mix of rap. Most of the songs were composed by Xu himself and also contributed to lyrical writing. Xu revealed that the two songs "Understand Dream" and "I Remember Your Eyes" were first composed by him when he was 17 years old and "Dust" was given to him by a friend. The two soundtracks, "Walk Slowly" and "Because of the Sea" of a web series Addicted he starred on was also included in his album.
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At the downstage corner are the decorative chairs for the bride and groom. In front of the chairs is a table with highly decorative ensemble that includes candles and flowers. A traditional Afghan wedding usually begins around 5:00 pm and ends usually at 2 am, or as long as it has been agreed with the hall. In the middle of the wedding, around 8:30 pm, a special song is sung called "Ahesta Boro and in pashto pa besmillah qadam rawakhla," meaning "walk slowly," which commemorates the bride and groom's arrival.
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So Homer goes off at his not-that-fast top speed and punches the enemy Bully before he can hurt Bart. In a flash, the Bully begins crying and says he's never actually been in a fight and he runs off with his allies while Bart, Homer, Jimbo, Kearney, Dolph, and Abe and his crew walk slowly along the beach back towards Springfield. That night, Homer returns to normal and passionately kisses Marge during the ten minutes they have between the kids sleeping and the old guys awakening.
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Walking on land is awkward for Cape clawless otters so they are observed to either walk slowly or do a seal-like trot. The tail can either be carried off the ground with its tip curving upwards, or dragged on the ground leaving a distinct trail. These otters are able to carry objects or prey while walking on land by holding them against the chest with one paw while hobbling on three legs. Carrying offspring on land may result in the female using both front feet to carry the young and then hobbling on its back legs.
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It is best to train the calf, heifer or cow to be shown as young as possible, and this should be done in continuous short sessions. Rope halters rather than leather halters are usually used for training and treats can be used to reward correct action. The animal should be trained to hold its head high and walk slowly, not running the showman over, and responding to their pressure applications on the halter. When standing still, the animal's front feet should be squared with each other while it's back legs should be open to whichever side the judge is on to show the teats if the animal is a heifer.
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The activity patterns of the jaguar have been found to coincide with the activity of their main prey species in their biomes. Camera trap studies have shown that jaguars primarily have a crepuscular–nocturnal activity pattern in all the biomes that they are found in; however jaguars have been recorded to have considerable diurnal activity in thickly forested regions of the Amazon Rainforest and the Pantanal, as well as purely nocturnal activity in other regions such as the Atlantic forest. The jaguar is a stalk-and-ambush rather than a chase predator. The cat will walk slowly down forest paths, listening for and stalking prey before rushing or ambushing.
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2003: Zàpping prize 2002 for the best sports programme, awarded by Teleespectadors Associats de Catalunya. 2003: prize for the best state documentary at the VI Ciudad de Santander International Sport Film Festival for the documentary Blind Summit, broadcast on 7 July 2002. The film shows the experiences of a group of blind climbers while climbing Mt Aneto. 2004: at the 22nd edition of the International Festival of Mountain and Adventure Films of Torelló the plaque of the Federación Española de Deportes de Montaña y Escalada for the "best film by a Spanish producer " was awarded to Jaume Altadill for Important things walk slowly a biography about two of the pioneers of Catalan mountaineering: Josep Manuel Anglada and Jordi Pons.
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Limpkin with an apple snail (Pomacea) Limpkin searching underwater for food Limpkins forage primarily in shallow water and on floating vegetation such as water hyacinth and water lettuce. When wading, they seldom go deeper than having half the body underwater, and never are submerged up to the back. They walk slowly with a gait described as "slightly undulating" and "giving the impression of lameness or limping", "high-stepping", or "strolling", looking for food if the water is clear or probing with the bill. They do not associate with other birds in mixed-species feeding flocks, as do some other wading birds, but may forage in small groups with others of their species.
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As a benthic marine fish, the red gurnard prefers shallow coastal waters and may be found from the edge of continental shelves to estuaries and brackish rivers (MacGibbon & Hurst, 2017) with soft bottoms of sand, sandy- shell, or mud (Eichelsheim, 2010; Elder, 1976). This is because they ‘walk’ slowly over the seabed using their first three free-rays (Francis, 2012). They can bury themselves in the substrate, with only the top of their head, their nostrils and eyes exposed in order to surprise prey (Lang, 2000). It is found from shallow waters one meter deep but generally inhabits 100-200m but may have maximum depths of up to 300m (NIWA, 2012; Rainer & Reyes, 2019).
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A still hallucinating Roberta then reflexively shoots Garcia when he turns his gun on her, but her horror at her attack at last restores her sanity. Garcia's gun is in fact loaded only with blanks, and Caxton survives; Garcia himself suffers only minor injuries. In the extra missing pages of chapter 76, she and Garcia kissed and they made up with each other and returns to the Lovelace home. However, in the fifth episode of the OVA, Roberta is severely injured and is confined to a wheelchair as she later regains the ability to walk slowly (she has lost her left arm, her right eye, has a prosthetic foot and ankle, implying her lower right leg has been amputated as well).
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Shortly afterwards, Blackadder is called to the office of General Melchett for a special mission: Field Marshal Haig's supreme tactical plan (where the men climb out of their trenches and walk slowly towards the enemy, a plan they've used 18 times before) is weakening the men's morale and he is in search of a way to raise their spirits. After Blackadder jokingly suggests Haig's resignation and suicide (which Melchett takes literally and notes down), he is told that they need new inspiring artwork for the front cover of King and Country. Blackadder is uninterested until he learns that the artist needs to leave the trenches for Paris, and attempts to paint a work of art by himself. He and Baldrick both fail, but when George reveals he can paint surprisingly well, Blackadder gets him to paint a picture of a British soldier (resembling Blackadder) standing next to the body of a dead nun in a ruined French village.
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After the Nikah is complete, the bride and groom enter the wedding hall and the traditional song "Ahesta Boro", which literally translates to "Walk Slowly" in Persian, is played. After food is served, there are a number of traditions that take place, one of which is known as "Aina mosaf" where the bride and groom are covered with a decorative shawl under which they are given a passage to read from the Quran together followed by a decorated mirror to view themselves for the first time as a married couple. In the past decades, this would have been the first time that the bride and groom would have seen each other's faces due to their marriage having been arranged. The shawl is then lifted and the bride and groom feed each other “Maaleda” also spelled "Malida", an Afghan dessert made from bread crumbs, followed by intertwining their arms and offering each other a sip of a beverage, usually the juice of a fruit.
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