Sentence examples for foot marking from inspiring English sources

"You have to hold the mike closer to your mouth," Petry interrupted, and then rocked from foot to foot, marking the slow tempo of the girl's speech.

During Everett's first at-bat today, the home plate umpire Ronald Kulpa drew a line with his foot marking the inner edge of the batter's box.

Sidewalks, pedestrian areas, traffic-free roads and squares are the public spaces most preferred by those navigating a city on foot, marking its pavement and paths with the pulses of their steps.

Every 12 inches, there will often (but not always) be a foot marking.

After each foot marking, the numbers next to each inch mark will either repeat from 1 - 11 again or keep counting.

One recent political cartoon showed Mr. Sharon wearing a civilian suit festooned with battle ribbons, including a severed hand marked "Shatila" and a severed foot marked "Sabra".

A BBC video accompanying an article on the program's Web site showed a textbook illustration of a hand and a foot marked to show where amputations should be made.

The heart of Midlothian, a mosaic of cobbles under foot, marks the entrance of the Old Tolbooth, the former administrative centre and notorious jail where prisoners were executed up until the 19th century.

Allosaurus was itself a potential food item to other carnivores, as illustrated by an Allosaurus pubic foot marked by the teeth of another theropod, probably Ceratosaurus or Torvosaurus.

The strewn debris and broken rocks round our feet marked its route.

At Arlington on Sept. 24, Lowe ascended in the balloon Union to over 1,000 feet, marked enemy troop movements in Falls Church (some three miles away) and relayed the information to the ground by telegraph.