Sentence examples for footing a from inspiring English sources

This means that the American taxpayer ends up footing a portion of the bill.

America is also footing a cool €14 billion via the IMF's contribution to the bail-out.

And it is unfair for taxpayers who will be footing a higher housing benefit bill.

The BBC pays £5m a year, with the four public service broadcasters footing a combined £10m bill.

So in effect, New York would have ended up footing a larger percentage of each year's Medicaid bill.

Fly-tipping is on the rise across England, with taxpayers footing a multimillion-pound bill to clear up illegally dumped waste, figures show.

It arrived after Watmore flicked on a long ball, wrong-footing a confounded Michael Dawson.

Ibrahim beat defender Juan Manuel Pena to Dane Richards's low cross to score in the 51st minute, side-footing a second effort past goalkeeper Troy Perkins.

Sánchez's flick left Walcott running at Darmian and Özil was waiting for the pass, side-footing a precise shot past De Gea from close to the penalty spot.

The England striker, excellent throughout, stabbed in a first-half opener before side-footing a second.

Curtis Weston scored what proved to be the only goal on the half-hour mark, side-footing a volley past Darts keeper Deren Ibrahim from 12 yards out.