Sentence examples for foot marks from inspiring English sources

I don't know what Mrs Jakovleva is playing at, there were even wet foot marks from the bath to the window.

He got up again and again, wiped their foot marks off his face and looked them in the eye, trying to "transform" his feelings.

In addition to accents and other diacritical marks, the prime and double-prime marks (often confused with inch and foot marks) used in science and mathematical notation are available.

114th over: England 457-6 (Flintoff 122, Giles 12) Ramnaresh Sarwan's leggies are also on duty, and he's aiming for some almost invisible foot marks well outside leg stump.

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.

Hitchcock wrote, of the various foot marks: "So strikingly did the tracks resemble those of birds, that they were familiarly spoken of as the tracks of poultry, or of Noah's raven".

The ball just cleared the 330‐ foot mark in left field.

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".

"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.

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.

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.