A line of a single foot is called a monometer: I burn.
So it's essentially planned out shot by shot, cut by cut, before a single foot of film is shot.
Such sirenoid individuals may have a single foot (uromelus), or limbs fused throughout their length with no separate feet (sirenomelus or symmelus).
Rather than scanning the horizon with their ears, elephants tend to freeze their posture and raise and lower a single foot.
We stand where any upright food-gatherer has stood, on the edge of our unconscious, and hope, perhaps, for the terror and excitement of the print of a single foot".
On one day during the Battle of the Somme, in the summer of 1916, more than fifty thousand British troops died walking directly into German fire, without advancing the front by a single foot.
Most first-timers can expect to barely lift themselves off the ground, while the most advanced moves seem to defy gravity – athletes grip the pole with a single foot or several fingers.
How are we expected to put a single foot on the property ladder?" Jacob Burns, who studies at Goldsmiths, said he was increasingly pessimistic about ever being "debt free .Back in Hove, Lucas switched off the television.
After a few moments, she roused again for a quick bout of flapping, but at last came to rest, head curled to one side, wings tucked around herself, and a single foot pointing straight up in the air.
An all-male number in the cool, Fosse-derived mofe of a Michael Jackson video was better, homing in on the swiveling of a single foot and closely calibrated pelvic thrusts.
