Surprisingly, after three months of therapy 90% of those with some sensation and movement recovered the ability to walk slowly, no matter which type of training they had gotten.

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They began to walk slowly past the structure.

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If you get to the Getty Villa, save a few minutes to walk slowly around this proud hero, relishing the curving waterfall of pleats that define the first totally convincing human being created by an artist.

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Basically, the hands have to hang stiffly to the side, and the hips need to sway suggestively as you slowly walk directly towards, or directly away from, the camera.

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Soon I flub a shot, and my son encourages me to take it easy: "Just walk slowly and clear your head, " he says.

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Huntington's disease is an hereditary neurological disorder of the central nervous system that causes progressive degeneration of cells in the brain, slowly impairing a person's ability to walk, think, talk and reason.

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Instead walk to the Line K entrance, wait for an empty car to slowly inch around the terminus bend and step on.

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