Sentence examples for feet calling from inspiring English sources

"The couple knelt before his corpse, stroking his hands and feet, calling out his name over and over again".

Stops shooting himself in both feet — calling Port Authority police officers "mall cops" and relying on the Manhattan Institute, via New York Post columns, as his brain trust.

California's usually mild-mannered Democratic governor, Gray Davis, has sharply criticized federal regulators for dragging their feet, calling them "armchair Washington bureaucrats".

Fang Zhulan, a professor at Renmin University in Beijing, wrote in the semiofficial magazine People's Forum that many people were "voting with their feet," calling the exodus "a negative comment by entrepreneurs upon the protection and realization of their rights in the current system".

'It was like a pile-up on the M1.' It could have been easy - we could have padded around in our bare feet calling everything 'retsina' or 'donkey', but most of us have invented rules that block us, such as everything we say should be original, unconnected and interesting.

Lamar Alexander threw the gauntlet at the president's feet, calling reconciliation the tyranny of the majority and demanding that he disavow any attempt to use it.

Tommy, what're those feet called?

She had a painful condition in her feet called neuropathy.

Some prominent large developers and landlords are chopping up larger office spaces in their buildings into smaller ones — about 2,500 to 7,000 square feet — called "prebuilds".

A tall plant (five to six feet) called Golden Glow was planted in front of my father-in-law's barn in New Hampshire.

The first circle, 1 1/2 feet (called a foot) from the centre of the clout, scores 5; the 3-foot circle (half-bow) scores 4; the 6-foot (bow), 3; the 9-foot (bow and half), 2; and the 12-foot (two bows), 1.