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Discover Ludwig"find my feet" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to suggest someone is attempting to figure out something or becoming comfortable with a situation. Example: "It took me a while to find my feet in the new job, but I'm starting to feel more comfortable with it now."
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I'm just starting to find my feet.
"I find my feet can breathe that way," he noted.
I was trying to find my feet but the legs weren't working.
"I wasn't sure how to find my feet again," she said.
It was an uncertain period and I needed time to find my feet.
I'm scared senseless but somehow I manage to pop up and find my feet.
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Before I can catch myself, I find my foot tapping and my head nodding.
But I really spun out for the second set, I couldn't find my footing, and my wife said I was doing all this playing in the upper register.
"I just had to find my footing again a little bit," said Clijsters, who is seeded second this year behind Denmark's Caroline Wozniacki, the player she beat in last year's final.
I find my footing on the narrow runners and navigate the campground loop without incident, but when it comes time to drop down from the road and onto the frozen Yukon River, my sled and I apparently have very different ideas regarding the best route.
It took me a long time to find my footing here.
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