Sentence examples for kind of feet from inspiring English sources
What kind of feet did she have?
If you're not sure what kind of feet you have, it's best to see a foot doctor to make sure.
As an example, for the 10-story Montauk Block (1882 83)—perhaps the first building to be labeled a "skyscraper"—Burnham & Root devised a new kind of foundation footing.
It remains to be seen what kind of foot traffic dill aquavit will attract.
Nor will there be any tantrums over foot faults from Serena Williams, the game's leading woman, who is out because of a very different kind of foot problem.
"The kind of foot problems we used to see in 30-year-olds I am now seeing in 15-year-olds.
A schoolmate, a member of the same basketball team, has been charged with the murder, and suddenly a new kind of foot fetishism is pattering through the US crime statistics.
The smaller marques are undoubtedly dismayed by the spiralling costs of simply fielding two cars, never mind trying to compete on any kind of footing with the bigger teams.
He has a strangely boyish quality, a kind of foot-shuffling awkwardness persisting from youth, almost like he he's still shape shifting and hasn't quite settled into fixed form.
The policy speech was a departure for Ms. Palin, whose métier is the kind of foot-stomping pep rally she headlined the night before, at a stop north of Pittsburgh, where she recalled an anecdote about "Joe the quarterback" — as in Namath, a local native — to "guarantee" that she and Mr. McCain would come from behind to win.
Some kind of foot-and-mouth disease seems to be infesting unicorns everywhere you look.
