Sentence examples for sometimes foot from inspiring English sources

One drawback of mutual funds cited by managed-account boosters is that investors sometimes foot tax bills that are instigated by others.

The great cured hams of Italy and Spain are sold with leg (and sometimes foot) attached, at least in their native countries.

But the Vice-President is a much-loved figure, with an engaging (if sometimes foot-in-mouth) spontaneity that she lacks.

League fees and game gear are sometimes paid for by the firms, sometimes footed by the players.

Characteristic for Ellis van Creveld syndrome are the ectodermal dysplasia, postaxial or axial polydactyly of the hands (constant feature) and sometimes feet, severe hypoplasia of fingers, slanting proximal tibial metaphyses, abnormal shape and size of the carpal bones, and heart defects in up to 50% of cases [ 6, 30, 34].

Sometimes feet can get dry when you wear socks all day.

"Sometimes the foot slides a lot.

Hence the creation of organised township tours by bus, and sometimes on foot.

The political economy of the night, in this dispensation, means that plenty of people have to commute after dark, sometimes on foot, sometimes across considerable distances.

Every year, Shiite pilgrims travel hundreds of miles, sometimes on foot, to honor Imam Hussein, a grandson of the Prophet Muhammad.

Ever since he had been feeling better, he went for multiple promenades, sometimes on foot and sometimes in a little red buggy that he drove by making skibbling motions against the floor.