When my baby-boomer children were small, the moms I knew would put the chicken up to roast, peel the potatoes, and prep the green beans, all while checking spelling homework, keeping one eye on the toddler underfoot and one ear open for sounds of altercation in the next room.
The admirable seven-year-old is the highest-rated horse in training and will strip fit after last month's opener behind another of tomorrow's runners, the German raider Novellist, but his best form has been on easy underfoot conditions.
We do know one of the ways it travels — underfoot, on felt-soled wading boots favored by anglers because they give good traction on slippery rocks.
Amanda remembered the old days more vividly than either of the others, cherished the idea of their shared past — strangely, because at the time she had seemed the one most ready to trample it underfoot, on her way to better things.
A fascination with the Hammond B3 grew to the point where he funded his own organ lessons with newspaper route money and by his teens, Jones found himself at Stax Records, first as an underfoot hanger-on and soon on staff, as leader of the house band.
Rauschenberg was a hunter-gatherer artist, and there's evidence here of time spent browsing bookstalls while keeping an eye on what lay underfoot.
Rauschenberg was hunter-gatherer artist, and there's evidence here of time spent browsing bookstalls while keeping an eye on what lay underfoot.
The five-year-old overtook Trading Leather at will approaching the final furlong but would not allow himself to commit fully on the firm underfoot conditions.
How the snow creaked underfoot on a very cold clear day, how the low white sun looked through a tangle of black branches.
