Sentence examples for going to foot from inspiring English sources

So who's going to foot the bill?

Who, then, is going to foot the bill?

Turned out they couldn't because nobody was going to foot the bill to bury them.

Especially when it was learned that taxpayers were going to foot the bill for future cleanups.

"The bottom line here is that the consumer is going to foot the bill," he said.

"Now taxpayers are going to foot the bill to try to resurrect Dick Gephardt's political career".

When you go to Foot Locker, there are 300 SKUs on the wall and most sneakerheads don't want any of them, he points out.

Two TrPs-positive subjects complained of the daily pain of the foot, but during the procedure they did not report needle sensation going to the foot.

They were going to the foot thing for their kid.

Among the sciatica group, only two patients (both TrPs-positive subjects) felt pain going to the foot as a daily complaint.

Picture your feet and imagine that the deep breathing is going to your feet and relaxing them.