Sentence examples for feet off at from inspiring English sources

Anything less, and he'll take George's feet off at the ankles.

Kozinski sounds like the sort of person who may have snapped a lot of people's feet off at the ankles.

If all appeared satisfactory I would then put her into a dive at full power and 3,000 rpm, and trim her to fly hands and feet off at 460 mph IAS (Indicated Air Speed).

If you take your foot off at all, or disengage your mouth, academics will disappear back into the cupboards".

But Dowd's worst call was to show only a yellow card for Cole's horribly mistimed lunge, with both feet off the ground, at Hernández.

Although, unlike elephants, hippos and rhinos can have all four feet off the ground at the same time when they run.

The picture portrays 11 men eating their midday meal while sitting on a steel girder 800 feet off the ground at the R.C.A. Building in Rockefeller Center.

Eadweard Muybridge, an English photographer, settled a bet in 1872 by showing, with a single photographic negative, that a horse has four feet off the ground at the trot.

He said the design of the Brooklyn building, which would have a banked track raised eight feet off the ground at its lowest point, would take advantage of those sounds.

It's the pre-race flyover, four F-16's with the burners lit, 200 feet off the deck at 400 miles an hour and the crowd goes crazy.

Some horses "pace," a gait used in harness racing where the two feet off the ground at any one time are on the same side (shown above).