Sentence examples for low foot from inspiring English sources
"The quality of traffic is very high, meaning that a low foot fall can still translate into respectable business".
The most outstanding example of Sèvres is a relatively plain and graceful bowl with a low foot and curved handles, like a Greek kylix.
Indeed, low foot rotation enforces a vertical posture and secures the balance of the humanoid robot.
The idea behind this "low foot" approach was that the cool fuel would compress to a higher density at the end.
The structured nature of checklists appeals to supervisors (38), but checklists can also be time consuming and difficult to implement in busy settings (85) or, if they rely on observations, in settings with low foot traffic (86).
A big man by the standards of the heavyweights of his time, he invented a new style of boxing, hands low, feet in constant motion, head high, fighting with his eyes as much as his fists.
He is crouched in position of dropping his turds, in case someone peeks over the bread aisle and sees him do it; he is alone in a low foot-traffic aisle (the squash aisle, for example, would be a great place to shit in a supermarket, right by a pallet of Capri-Suns); at one point he kicks a turd under some skirting, which you would definitely do if you just shat in a supermarket.
As wisps of cloud drifted across a half moon, 9-year-old Mary Begg, in helmet and harness, climbed the 10 rungs of a ladder toward the lowest foot grips on a soaring climbing wall.
In low-foot shots, "there are too many deleterious things going on at once, you can't see what's going on," says Stephen Obenschain, head of the laser plasma branch of the plasma physics division at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D.C.
In late 1944, because of the heavy casualties it had taken in the Battle of the Bulge, the Army ran low on foot soldiers.
RPMW-cement combination low carbon foot print bricks with varying composition of cement (0 20% wt) have been prepared and tested as per ASTM C 67-03a standards.
