Sentence examples for a footpath is from inspiring English sources

Since then they have spread and bred, and the sight of a boar rootling on a roadside verge or crossing a footpath is no longer extraordinary.

"Museum Trip," all about finding a footpath, is stocked with feet: the floating shoes of Chagall's "Birthday" couple, sandaled Greek feet, the upturned foot of a thorn-puller, the paw of a Roman she-wolf.

And a field is a field and a footpath is a footpath".

A woman whose head was found in a shopping bag on a footpath was named by police today.

The church, several hundred feet away along a footpath, was a cinder-block structure with a simple altar and a dozen wooden pews.

He also suggested that a footpath be included on the bridge, so that schoolchildren and other pedestrians would have a safer railway crossing.

The town walls became less important for defence in the 17th century, although in 1633, a footpath was built around the inside of the wall to help the watch and other law officers better pursue vagrants and criminals.

But Campbell's prose is considerably less purple than some of the other contenders for this year's prize, including new age novelist Paulo Coelho for his novel Brida, in which the act of sex – on a public footpath – is described as "the moment when Eve was reabsorbed into Adam's body and the two halves became Creation".

The Lloyds Signal Station, just a short walk away from the Lizard Wireless Station along the coastal footpath, is also a National Trust property but is rented out privately on a long lease.

Yet in an official response to residents' complaints dated 10 May, Chris Dobbs, the council's service improvement officer, says the footpath is only "a potential breach".

In "Geese in the Brook," dated 1874, the footpath is handled in swirling colored lines that give way to a staccato rhythm in the foliage.