Sentence examples for but feet from inspiring English sources

You don't need thumbs to play this one, but feet are mandatory.

But feet and hands kept steering the ball into the net.

For part of Ms. Roland's "O'Reely," one saw nothing but feet moving deftly to Mozart beneath a slightly raised curtain, fluttering its folds in the process.

Yet as the revived company's first would-be savior — with the 9-4X crossover and a new smaller 9-3 sedan to follow — the 9-5 reveals a handsome face but feet of clay.

But feet and bicycle tires had worn a more expedient route through the grass, straight up to the point where, at last, it was time to stop and turn around.

About all that is left is a single street lined with small houses and mobile homes, and people who measure the land not in lots or acres, but feet and inches.

But foot traffic alone does not pay the bills.

That was fine, but "foot traffic is so important," Mr. Roeding said.

"It's definitely coffee-drinking weather, but foot traffic is down," he said.

We call it head-tennis but foot-tennis is probably a better description.

But Foot followed his mighty heart for much of his career.