Sentence examples for get a footing from inspiring English sources

It's hard to get a footing and an illusion of damage, possibly in progress, is pervasive.

Even Beth and Kay and Beverly knew that you had to get a footing somewhere else.

"They do need to get a footing, they need to start in a few areas where the university has strength," he said.

If bluetongue does get a footing in Britain, the same thing is likely to happen to its herds but this could well take many years.

Proponents say the system helps younger or less-qualified workers get a footing in the job market, helping them get hired full time.

It's good to find people who have been in the industry for a while and just pick their brains to learn more and help you get a footing in the direction that you want to go.

Can the underperformers even get a foot in the door?

City are struggling to get a foot on the ball.

Once Greene departed she began to get a foot-hold.

Get a foot in your stirrup, then jump up".

Many young people never get a foot on the employment ladder.