Sentence examples for own footing from inspiring English sources
Colorado will be glad to come home after a losing road trip, to try to regain their own footing.
Ironically it lost its own footing in the Tongan lexicon when the king, in his campaign against phonetic duplication, abolished the letter "b" in favor of "p".
"It has been said that the term 'nuisance' is incapable of an exact and exhaustive definition which will fit all cases, because the controlling facts are seldom alike, and each case stands on its own footing.
Especially in the early footage, Chogyal Namkhai Norbu is an engaging, charismatic figure; by the end, Yeshi is finding his own footing, able to relate to a young, wired-in audience.
Here the young Palminteri is torn between being loyal to his father's views — respect your neighbors, don't hang with hoodlums or date black girls — and finding his own footing in life.
Scott, an in-demand drummer who has found his own footing as an occasional bandleader, calls on some of the key players who enliven his new album, "Conviction," including the guitarist Mike Moreno and the saxophonist John Ellis.
They literally ate their own feet.
You have to grab your own foot.
"It stands on its own feet".
It falls over its own feet.
