Sentence examples for foot of the path from inspiring English sources

At the foot of the path, the rustic Fern Tree Tavern serves Devonshire tea and spirits to chilled hikers, as it has for more than a century.

An art-museum pavilion will anchor the site, though the pièce de résistance for many will be Seattle's first city beach, at the foot of the path to the Elliot Bay side, where the design includes a new salmon habitat.

The Fort William service is the most spectacular, offering a night on the rails and a morning crossing wonderful Highland scenery before depositing fresh-faced passengers from the two carriages to have made it all the way at the foot of the path up Ben Nevis, the country's highest peak.

However, after the rape of the simple women by the US army on their return and the inflow of American culture, they set foot on the path of misfortune and the traditional community is destroyed.

When he accepted his current job, he had finally set foot on the path he had dreamed of, and neither the long hours nor the detailed "grunt" work that was the lot of first-year analysts gave him misgivings about his choice.

Zen stories serve as intriguing reminders we can use to keep our feet on the path of a calm heart and an untroubled mind in the hustle of everyday life.

"When he is in the cage and we know he is there, then we know we have started to put our feet on the path of justice," said the newspaper seller, Nabil Hassan, 65. "If he and his accomplices are in court, he becomes one of the people no different from anyone else facing justice.

The sidewalk brightens just before pedestrians approach and illuminate ten feet of the path ahead, creating the effect of walking on a path of shimmering light.

I waded up the beach and sat at the foot of the pebble path.

Move your feet out of the path of someone who is using a cane or a walker.

Leo Messi and Luis Suárez combined, the Uruguayan turning a brilliant pass with the outside of his foot into the path of Neymar, racing beyond the defence, into the area on the right, to finish low into the far corner.