walking pace

He went on for what seemed a long time, always at a walking pace.

Here the car would have to slow down almost to walking pace.

Even at their normal walking pace, a man would have had to run to keep up with them.

It became a greater effort than before to hold to walking pace, but all the more important.

They were creeping along now, at little more than walking pace.

They went very slowly, at the walking pace of a sheep.

Then at little more than a walking pace, she edged forward.

And that I did, turning the horse south at not more than a walking pace.

A walking pace would require at least an hour, and all he had was perhaps twenty minutes.

Once out of sight among the trees, he went at a fast walking pace.

I slowed and put us down at a normal walking pace.

Even with this many animals pulling, they still moved at a walking pace.

You travel between a walking pace and the speed of a horse.

He decided to head for the glow, turned right, held himself to a normal walking pace.

Its top speed is about 4.5 miles per hour, a brisk walking pace.

Down the wide empty avenue came a little group of men at a walking pace.

They resumed their journey, at a walking pace this time.

The entire army began a slow walking pace across the plain.

I asked as my three horses and the doctor's two moved at a walking pace out of the yard.

Led by one guide at a walking pace the tour takes approximately two hours.

She slowed the bike to walking pace and closed on the house.

Video tours are continuous movement taken at a walking pace.

Smith engaged gear and drove off, still at walking pace.

So they set off at a comfortable walking pace.

A horse could easily break a leg, and they had to maintain a walking pace.