Sentence examples for foot to a from inspiring English sources
He had fled by foot to a nearby Walmart.
Why not just write a play?' Because you can't tap your foot to a play.
Bouchar says she was taped, head to foot, to a stretcher, for the 17-hour flight.
They also plan to bump Orlando Hernández (sore right foot) to a start next weekend against Houston.
A washed-up actress is rejuvenated by a deadbeat surfer who lost his left foot to a great white shark.
Somewhere southwest of Woodstock, near Biscuit Hill, we stopped, and Mr. Vollers led the way on foot to a massive boulder.
The first Paralympic Games since 2009, when Emilio Morenatti lost his foot to a roadside bomb in Afghanistan, ended in London on Sunday night.
Other front-page news on Oct. 14: A man tied his foot to a hot-air balloon and dangled above the streets of Paris.
It has well-designated escape paths that let people flee on foot to a parallel tunnel that leads to the surface.
For example, I could mention a comment on last week's column from a temperate fellow by the nom-de-plume MadridManc, who in response to my piece about how I held off taking a badly scalded foot to A&E until the Arsenal game had finished, simply wrote: "No mention of the stunning victory in the San Siro, Dara?" Apologies MadridManc for not getting burned when United were playing instead.
But by now we're hungry, so we head off -- again on foot -- to a Jackson classic: the charmingly down-at-the-heel Mayflower Restaurant, where the accents are even thicker than the slabs of pie, and the concept of low fat has yet to be discovered.
