Sentence examples for its feet over from inspiring English sources

Its pilot was decidedly shaky, but its stars, Leslie Bibb and Rachel Dratch, bounced energetically off each other – it would have been interesting to see whether it found its feet over the course of a full series.

It dragged its feet over implementing the court ruling on DNA samples.

It dragged its feet over the nomination of judges to the special anti-corruption court that will hear the commission's cases, and it ignored the commission's order to suspend an official under investigation.

Making heavy losses, stuck in state hands and with over-manned, expensive factories, it dragged its feet over the conversion of Airbus into a company, fearing that this would lead to a loss of French jobs as work was contracted out to lower-cost countries.

So if New Labour is so keen for the voluntary sector to deliver more public services, (just last week a new strategic agreement between the Department of Health, the NHS and the voluntary sector was announced) why is it dragging its feet over funding?

Thus, in this euro crisis, a popular accusation against Germany is that it has dragged its feet over a bailout for Greece because Germans are in danger of becoming nationalist again.

For one fine day, somewhere between 85,000 and 60,000 years before he penned those words, something did put its foot over the line that modern geographers draw to separate Africa from Asia.

To scratch its head, the bird lifts its foot over its wing.

The crowd jumped to its feet, won over by Paire's ability to mix the artistry the fans in at Roland Garros so admire and the victories they are growing increasingly desperate for.

Others amphibians, such as the Bufo spp. toads, actively search for prey, while the Argentine horned frog (Ceratophrys ornata) lures inquisitive prey closer by raising its hind feet over its back and vibrating its yellow toes.

Japan looks as if it may drag its feet, especially over its Fuji-sized barriers to farm trade, as does France.