Sentence examples for put a foot on the from inspiring English sources

No matter how negative any other campaign chooses to be, voters must know that there is one candidate who refuses to put a foot on the slippery slope.

Superstorm Sandy should put a foot on the accelerator.

Rett was first to put a foot on the summit.

He waved me away and put a foot on the chair.

Put a foot on the seat, step up so both feet are on the bench, then step down.

"They put a foot on the ground and the cockroaches start climbing over it," says Cristina Botella, who led the researchers.

Put a foot on this fence, and the vibrations that result will head straight for a computer equipped to sound the alarm.

For Ainsworth, it means being able to descend the Laramie Range without ever putting a foot on the brake pedal, controlling his speed almost entirely by downshifting into the right sequence of 18 gears.

"Today, we're putting a foot on the pedal to get more clean cars on the road," said California Gov. Jerry Brown.

The day usually starts off with a few healthy rounds of footdown, a slow race where (duh) putting a foot on the ground disqualifies you.

This will allow the user to put a foot on top of the poles or the split wood being cut, when it is that low (as illustrated).