"high foot" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
If you mean to describe someone's "high-spirited" attitude or demeanor, you could say "She had a high spirit" or "She had a spring in her step". For example, "With a high spirit and a spring in her step, Linda quickly crossed the street."
Tristan Pollock: You want to be in a high foot traffic area.
The action has shifted to Old Montreal, where historic cobblestones and high foot traffic ensures the survival of indie boutiques.
Minneapolis recently committed to spending $500,000 on 10 artist-designed fountains that will be placed in areas of high foot and bike traffic.
Shortly before half-time Evra was lucky not to be penalised when a high foot caught Andi Lila at head height.
High foot arches, distal motor weakness and atrophy, and reduced reflexes are the main symptoms; sometimes the nerves are greatly thickened.
It was not offside, and if there was doubt about whether Marcus Berg lifted a pass over Toby Alderweireld with a high foot in the approach it looked more like a low head.
High foot-traffic locations usually make a full return on their investments within several months," said Lamassu CEO Zach Harvey.
Crowell has been organizing teams to collect signatures in support of health care reform in high foot-traffic areas around Dayton, and she says the response has been overwhelmingly positive, but, "The few who object are really loud and distracting".
Firstly, the cortical compression was shown to immediately impair the placement of the affected forepaw on the ladder beam, as indicated by a high foot-fault score that resulted in an asymmetrical use of the two forelimbs during stepping in the I-SE group (Fig. 4A).
Avoid locations where frequent vibrations with affect the fish, such as near frequently opening and closing doors or in high foot-traffic areas.
Other studies have found that moderate-to-high foot impairment and related disability can be detected early in RA patients [ 35].
