Sentence examples for longer feet from inspiring English sources

Mauch et al. [ 2] compared the foot morphology between Australian and German children and observed longer feet in Germany.

Actually the authors were expecting longer feet in populations from warmer climate due to the habitual use of open footwear and barefoot walking.

At sprinting speeds of 8.0, 9.0 and 10.0 m/s, Pistorius produced longer foot to ground contact times, shorter leg swing times, and lower average vertical forces than able bodied sprinters.

Loadings for PC-II contrast thorax length and foot length, with climbers having a longer thorax and shorter foot, and leapers having a longer foot and shorter thorax.

On average, the researcher recorded longer foot lengths than did the community volunteers (Table  1).

If either slack, chances are good the company will no longer foot the bill.

The weight required for this and a longer belt 512 feet, compared with 496 feet for "B meant that the ship was 55771 LT.

The building is no longer 25 feet away from West Street, as the Twin Towers were; at its closest point, West Street is 65 feet away.

The Hall of Battles is still longer — 394 feet — and is lined with huge paintings of French victories through the ages, including oils by Delacroix and Fragonard.

As a result of his concern and action, he can no longer set foot on any school property throughout the county.

I find that I no longer have footing in the world.