Sentence examples for feet warning from inspiring English sources

But Labour, whose governments tend to rely at least partly on Scottish MPs, has shuffled its feet, warning that this change would weaken Parliament by creating two classes of MP.So if the Tories win power, Labour and the SNP will complain that Scots are being sidelined.

I stopped my car, leaving it in the street, and I tailed the dog on foot, warning people to stay away from it.

Miyagi Prefecture went from a six-meter (about 18 feet) tsunami warning to 10 meters (about 30 feet) but few in Kesennuma, if any, were privy to the update for one simple reason: the quake had interrupted the power.

It's only fitting that the day after I speak on a panel regarding the creation & usage of APIs and their importance to music innovation, that MySpace shows up to pull one of the best API platforms out from developers' feet without warning.

The 18-foot warning track is crushed lava rock.

The New York Times Manual of Style and Usage directs us unequivocally to use the foot, sternly warning "not hoof-and-mouth".

Payton said he was about 10 feet from the warning track and the wind was playing tricks as he moved in for the ball, which dropped about 40 feet behind second.

While Borchardt has excellent shooting range for a big man (20 feet), there are warning flags.

It was not clear if she was implicating the officials directly or accusing them of dragging their feet on her warning.

Then how to explain awarding a hit when an outfielder starts in on a ball, only to have the ball lazily drop 10 feet before the warning track?

More than 400,000 diabetics are at risk of having an amputation because they do not get what are meant to be annual NHS checks on their feet, campaigners are warning.