Sentence examples for foot changes from inspiring English sources

At 35, Big Boi (his original name is Antwan Patton) is no longer a trim teenager, and although he plans to film videos for every song on "Sir Lucious Left Foot," changes in music industry economics make it unlikely any will be as elaborate as those for "B.O.B. (Bombs Over Baghdad)" or "Ghetto Musick".

22 The time ends when one or both hands separate from the waist, the support foot changes position (moves), or the foot resting on the opposite knee loses contact.

Fifty percent (4/8) of the patients from the intervention group and 33%% (4/12) of the patients from the control group contacted the study nurse, due to increased skin temperature and observed foot changes respectively, none of these developed a foot ulcer (Table  2).

Paddy Rossbach, president and chief executive of the Amputee Coalition of America, said: "Van Phillips's foot changed the whole field of prosthetics.

Wolff was making a run toward the top of the box when he planted his right foot, changed direction and fell.

The clock was stopped when the subject touched the floor with the raised foot, changed the position of the supporting foot, or after 60 seconds had elapsed.

Does the ground beneath their feet change — uphill, downhill, side hill?

The park was about light-on-its-feet, change-the-game politics.

"Companies that were dragging their feet changed their minds with the bottom line," said Richard Kadzis, a spokesman for CoreNet Global, an association of real estate executives in Atlanta.

Minnesota then got the ball to Terrell Brandon in the right corner, but Bryant broke through a screen and defended the shot so well that Brandon, after leaving his feet, changed his mind in mid-air and tried to pass it.

In the craggy terrain around the Moon's south pole, the deepest craters dip 2.5 miles beneath the surface while the peaks reach as high as the highest mountain in North America — a 37,000-foot change of elevation.