Sentence examples for at the edge of the foot from inspiring English sources

As the AP reported earlier this month, "Murdough's internal body temperature, taken nearly four hours after he was discovered unresponsive and slumped at the edge of the foot of his bed with 'a pool of vomit and blood on the floor,' was 103 degrees".

For footings, the position where the radial bending moment becomes zero can be assumed to be at the edge of the footing if the flexural stiffness of the footing can be regarded as sufficiently large (Siburg et al. 2014).

Place a coil along the edge of the foot.

He had heard the sea was expected to rise about 13 feet, and he had personally measured the dune at the edge of the property at 16 feet.

(From their mission statement: We work at the edge of the cliff, not three feet back).

He encouraged viewers to imagine themselves at the edge of the photograph, about to set foot on the stage prepared for their arrival.

Stand sideways at the edge of the water with your left foot forward and closer to the water.

Six minutes before the break, former Derby player Commons made room at the edge of the area, but his right-foot curling shot rebounded off the bar.

Russell's squared ball was controlled by Mackay-Steven at the edge of the box, and his left-foot effort curled into the top corner.

At the edge of the park, with London at his feet, he set fire to all the documents that he had brought with him from Sudan.

The donations sat just at the edge of the stage – right below the musicians' feet.