Sentence examples for needed a foot from inspiring English sources

But after this one time, when my brother got cut my mother sat me down and said: 'I need you to be a lawyer.' She felt we needed a foot in the establishment.

The Taiwanese instead needed a footing in the lightweight, precisely geared machines that sell for $700 to $2,000 in specialty shops to a growing clientele of global enthusiasts.

Does your ghost need more "Oooooo?" Does your zombie need a foot scraping against a dirty floor?

Most companies will encourage scientists into management positions if they have the right personal and professional qualities, but unless you've got experience you usually need a foot in the door of that company first.

I tend to remember that things occur because there is a cause for them: A footprint needs a foot, and so on.

You shouldn't need a foot rest if you have selected an ergonomic chair correctly.

You don'ts need a footing.

The driver needed a heavy foot to set the van in motion.

We told him we needed a three-foot-deep ledge, with hardwood flooring on top, and electrical outlets, across the front wall of the foyer.

Nathan Myhrvold has a theory about the 30-ton Apatosaurus (formerly known as Brontosaurus) and the nagging question of why it needed a 90-foot tail.

They needed a 60-foot basket, not one of Wilt's three-footers.