Sentence examples for not one foot from inspiring English sources

Not one foot in front of the other, but one foot dragging slightly, then the other joining it, steadying, stepping again.

If an image of corpses in a ditch had been reproduced at not one foot tall but eight — or as large as necessary for the dead to appear life-size — the Information Center would have risen above the merely informative to become an aptly monstrous avowal of monstrous crimes.

He paused, then said, "Yeah, she's there saying, 'Murray, don't put your feet in the gutter — not one foot!

I was past my sell-by date as far as Radio 1 was concerned but I wasn't one foot in the grave enough for Radio 2, as it was then.

The UK needed to decide whether it wanted to be in the EU or not, but it could not have "one foot in and the other foot out", he added.

He could not put one foot in front of the other.

I would like our chances better if Agudelo was healthy and not with one foot out the door, or if the newly (rumored) acquired Charlie Davies was in any way available to help.

The then president, Gorbachev, in negotiating with secretary of state, James Baker, had insisted that Nato should not move one foot east – this was an area of traditional Russian influence.

Yet even with a long list of pros exceeding the cons, not even one foot makes out the door.

Tests carried out by the Mayo Clinic found he couldn't hop on one foot well and had trouble co-ordinating his speech.

I'll be like, "I bet you can't stand on one foot brushing your teeth".