When the Whitney moves to the foot of the High Line next year, it returns to its roots: in 1914, Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney opened the first version of the museum just a few blocks away, in her studio in Greenwich Village.
But when the big sustained high notes come, he moves to the foot of the stage, thrusts his arm out and unleashes them in the long tradition of the hammy Italian tenor.
[Chrissy moves to the foot of the stage and looks out at the audience. She peers into the darkness.] Hello?
It says right here [Jack reads from the script] Chrissy moves to the foot of the stage and looks out at the audience.
By November 2009, after nearly two decades of reforms and globalization, the shoe had moved to the other foot: India bought 200 tons of gold from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Firstly, the talus moved to the inside of the foot, and eversion was thought to occur in the talonavicular and the talocalcaneal joint in the flatfoot because the posterior tibial tendon dysfunction was the main cause of adult acquired flatfoot deformity.
That is why the same person can be stirred to melodramatic (to our senses) bewailing of their own sins as well as moved to kissing the feet of the bloody criminal.
Since 2000, when the library moved operations to the foot of Main Street, the reading room has been used for storage by the village.
Edward Johnston, who created the typeface in 1916, moved to Ditchling, at the foot of the rolling South Downs, in 1912 at the behest of Eric Gill, his friend and former student.
Charley and I have recently quit our London jobs and moved to Chamonix, at the foot of Mont Blanc, to dedicate more time to exploring this part of our lives.
