Sentence examples for direct foot from inspiring English sources

Foxconn employs nearly 300 guards to direct foot traffic so workers are not crushed in doorway bottlenecks.

The iPhone manufacturer Foxconn, Duhigg and Bradsher report, "employs nearly 300 guards to direct foot traffic so workers are not crushed in doorway bottlenecks".

As with every major public gathering in America, tons of cops and security guards were on hand at the entrance to direct foot traffic and remind us all that we live in a post-9/11 security state.

Usually, patients with an Ilizarov frame are mobilised with direct foot-to-ground contact, which results in equal force transmission from the proximal and the distal bone fragment in the direction of the fracture or osteotomy.

Photograph: Paul Hackett/ Reuters 9.42am BST Londoners are getting used to seeing these: a steward with a foam hand directs foot traffic.

Today it is littered with remnants of an empire: an engraved stone pillar directs foot traffic to a moat that no longer exists; stone triangles outline formal gardens long overtaken by weeds; and only part of the Bannerman coat of arms remains visible on the castle exterior.

We estimated the body tilt angle, γ, as the angle between the shoulder hip line and the horizontal (Fig. 2) (a positive body tilt angle indicates a nose-up directed body) and the tail angle, TA, as the angle between the hip foot line and the horizontal (Fig. 2) (downwards directed feet are indicated by a positive tail tilt angle).

Your ankle will direct your foot in the curving and turning when you learn this.

Chef Kelly is plain-spoken, direct, 5-foot-10 and imposing with her chef's jacket, blond hair and porcelain skin.

11 p.m. 4. Local Libations Avoid the tourist-trap La Croisette bars and direct your feet instead to the old quarter of Le Suquet, where Cannes natives party.

Counterterrorism experts said the verdict underscored the difficulty of building a solid case against people accused of inspiring or directing Islamist foot soldiers, and who belong to diffuse groups with little formal structure.