Sentence examples for footing where from inspiring English sources

The boy will go to a top club eventually but he has to go on the right footing, where they really want him, and to be perfectly honest I didn't feel that was the case.

What Europe and Africa both need, however, are stronger relations based on a more equal footing, where legitimate economic and political interests are openly acknowledged, not couched in benevolent, somewhat paternalistic, rhetoric on "development".

Some of Mr Putin's hawkish security advisers – a group made of former associates from his years in the KGB and in St Petersburg have spoken of putting Russia's economy on a footing where the needs of the state come before the needs of businesses and individuals.

The morality we start off with is primitive, not merely in the obvious sense that it's incomplete, but in the deeper sense that when individuals and societies aspire toward an enlightened morality — one in which all beings capable of reason and suffering are on an equal footing, where all people are equal — they are fighting with what children have from the get-go.

And rather than use a four-inch diameter perforated pipe to collect and route water into a sump pump, the Waterguard system instead uses a rectangular plastic channel with slotted "weep holes," which rests directly on top of the footing where the footing meets the foundation.

"You look for long-term stability, but right now, everybody has got to be on a footing where we all want to pull together to achieve certain targets.

We chose to travel by foot where no roads go.

Have you ever wanted to plant your foot where no foot has been before?

This nicely abbreviates the further 950 or so feet where gravity then threatens to lead you.

Now the frontier is 35,000 feet, where engineers find higher temperatures and pressures.

He was moved down to 28,700 feet, where he collapsed and was later pronounced dead.