Sentence examples for footing with that from inspiring English sources
The contradictions more or less put Berlin's Christmas on an equal footing with that of his gentile fellow Americans.
The Internet provides an opportunity for blind and visually impaired users to get information on an equal footing with that of sighted peers.
All of this put the food of Korea on an equal footing with that of Europe and the United States, a forceful statement of national pride.
Within the last few decades there has been a growing realization that heart failure can occur in the presence of normal systolic function, which has served to place the study of diastolic function on an equal footing with that of systolic function.
That extended New England's lead to 17-9, and with Brady's offensive threats coalescing — and with Brady himself in the midst of a string of 16 consecutive completions — it seemed as if the Patriots had found their footing, with that elusive championship in sight.
Scott got it to five feet with that first putt, but missed it when it grazed the left lip.
"So how would he know if you did go out?" Nina got to her feet, with that little sound of complaint or pleasure, and padded over to the attic window.
Argentina are a top team but they shot themselves on the foot with that coaching appointment in 2010.
Bolton were out on their feet with that numerical disadvantage near the end and simply could not survive a Liverpool siege, with Jordan Henderson and Emre Can striking the woodwork before Sterling made the crucial breakthrough.
