Sentence examples for found a footing from inspiring English sources

And, after its initial slide, the currency seemed to have found a footing.

In a majestic "And You and I" the players and their engineers found a footing; "Siberian Khatru," generally a reliable barometer of Yes's health, sounded rock solid if not particularly urgent.

The changes are sharpest in the lives of women who have found a footing in the new economy and who are for the most part middle-class, college-educated professionals exploring jobs that simply did not exist a generation ago.

That piece has found a footing in the American repertory, but its successors at the Met — Philip Glass's "The Voyage," John Harbison's "The Great Gatsby," Tobias Picker's "An American Tragedy," and Tan Dun's "The First Emperor" — are a rather miscellaneous group.

Despite Hodgson coming close to adding a second Warrington score, the visitors finally found a footing in the game late in the first half and landed a try in the corner when Owens scurried onto Kevin Brown's delightful chipped kick, although the full-back missed the touchline conversion attempt.

Uruguay, who had an extra day to recuperate following their 2-1 defeat by Brazil in the last four, finally found a footing in the game as Luis Suarez and Maximiliano Pereira both tested Buffon with strikes from inside the area.

"We found a foot sticking up out of the rubble," he said.

Victoria found a foot with her husband's shoe on it, and she takes comfort from the discovery.

You never have to call the police because your cat found a foot frozen inside a welly.

Only by so doing can that person find a footing in society".

The result is that even highly qualified candidates like Ms. Feng can struggle to find a footing.