Sentence examples for foot trip from inspiring English sources
verb
To knock someone's feet deliberately so with the intention of having them fall
That might have come with Martyn Williams's foot trip, but didn't.
The most costly of that lot looked to be Martyn Williams's deliberate foot trip on Eoin Reddan, early in the last quarter, when the Irish scrum-half was trying to connect with a Jamie Heaslip break.
Dragons prop Owen Evans was sin-binned for the foot trip at the hour mark but Parks missed the resulting penalty as Connacht failed to make their man advantage over the next 10 minutes.
8. Avoid the guy hobbling across the tarmac flanked on all sides by about 15 escorts and a marshal bringing up the rear holding a 10-foot trip chain attached to his leg manacles.
This is a good way of catching yourself should your feet trip.
Carlisle, whose feet were sticking out, although out of bounds, tangled with Sprewell's feet, tripping him up.
The slapstick – oars swinging round and bumping on heads, feet tripping on cats, and so on – is gauche and anachronistic.
But in doing so, Boyd loses his footing, tripping over his own feet and falling, like a toppled statue, towards the turf.
THE path is wide, the terrain easy, yet I keep losing my footing, tripping over stones and my own feet because I can't watch the trail.
Like PATH, that service gets massive subsidies; for passengers who arrive on foot, the trip is free.
At the Academy Awards ceremony in 1944 he put out his foot to trip up Leo McCarey as he went to receive the Oscar for Going My Way that Wilder thought should have gone to Double Indemnity.
