Sentence examples for bit of a foot from inspiring English sources

"I hope it might be a bit of a foot in the door," he says.

Well, it turns out her hubby Orlando Bloom has a bit of a foot fetish.

Orlando and I share a nail thing -- he has a bit of a foot fetish".

While the financial markets have found a bit of a footing lately, banks are pushing ahead with plans for some of the deepest job reductions in years.

The reviewer praised the heartbeat present on the track, writing that it "make it a bit of a foot-tapper", but deemed the lyrics to be "meaningless".

"She had a little bit of a lead foot," said her daughter-in-law Carol Naiman.

Picture instead a frail, weak boy who had a bit of a club foot and who needed a cane to walk".

Vice President Joe Biden isn't ashamed to admit that when it comes to driving, he has a bit of a lead foot.

Maybe you're a bit of a lead-foot.

Flip-Flops: We're not suggesting flip-flops as a fashion statement, but rather as a hygiene measure if you're headed to any spas, pools, shared bathrooms, or other moist and warm environments where a bit of extra foot protection might matter.

"I've got a bit of a hole in my foot where I've got a bit of shrapnel," he said.