Sentence examples for foot calling from inspiring English sources

"We started off on the wrong foot, calling them legal highs, which gives the impression that they are mild.

The officer saw other men nearby and fled on foot, calling 911 on his cellphone, the police said.

A few blocks from the meeting place, his car broke down, and he continued on foot, calling Payne to tell him that he would need a ride.

Al Gore has gone on the front foot calling for unity from the Democrats on Climate Change against the resistance of some Democrats wanting to protect local industry.

Many prosobranchs and some opisthobranchs have lateral projections of the foot called parapodia; they are used in swimming or else are reflexed over the shell surface.

A new patent offers a solution for getting around the big toe: hosiery woven into a mitten shape at the foot, called Tohos (as in "toe hose").

Until his death, Paddy was pursued by the rumour that his "jape" (as the historian MRD Foot called it) had brought terrible vengeance on the local population.

In Room 1, a teacher who had been shot in the foot called in.

Prosimians have clawlike nails on the second toe of each foot, called toilet-claws, which they use for grooming.

"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.