Sentence examples for down a foot from inspiring English sources
"It looks like if you took a shovel and just dug down a foot and flipped the soil over," said Scott Cory, manager of the course.
The bike can then be held in place without putting down a foot (in the old days the feet were held to the pedals by "toeclips"; today they are most often cleated in) by performing what's known as a "track stand".
But for electrons to go down a foot of wire takes a nanosecond.
If you were to dig down a foot or so, you'd come upon intact Neanderthal deposits".
"Move this pile there, shovel the stuff in the wheelbarrow into that trench, then dig down a foot over here..."...
If we absolutely must sit on pure, soft sand, all we have to do is dig down a foot or two in the backyard, and there's a perfect beach right under the bed of perennials.
Mr. Becher sets down a foot-high traffic cone beside the knee-high grass, takes a "before" photograph to document the violation, and mounts his mower.
Someone might recognize him on the street as he wolfs down a foot-long sub and shoot questions about politics toward him, and he'll speak with his mouth full and ranch dressing is going to go absolutely everywhere onto his shoes, his sports jacket and it'll make its way onto YouTube and everyone will laugh and my heart will break.
I duck down maybe a foot or 14 inches.
When he stepped aboard, it squished down half a foot and nearly capsized.
