She jerked around so violently that her kimono twisted under one foot and she very nearly tripped herself.
On we paddled, past more evidence of the sunlit world above us -- the rusting hulk of a bicycle; a shopping cart; a computer monitor; and, of course, an old tire sunk under one foot of water.
The Onewheel board has batteries under one foot and control electronics under the other.
At the demo, Mathews had the Kiosk app set up to receive data under one foot of distance for assigning guest's Facebook profiles to the little circular iBeacon.
Pressed under one foot is a small red figure, symbolizing the quashing of anger and under the other a figure representing greed.
It was a colossal fuck-up on the part of the federally-owned Kingston Fossil Plant that resulted in the collapse of an earthen retaining wall and 1.7 million cubic yards of wet coal burying more than 3,000 acres under one foot of toxic sludge.
And they're always wearing jeans and are barefoot, sitting with one foot tucked under them.
We concur - kids do have an annoying habit of getting under one's feet when one is trying to whack up in peace.
One can still glimpse the silvery river under one's feet, with what Whitman called its "crested and scallop-edged waves"....The sky darkened..it was time to... commandeer a taxi, and be driven home.
The sense of a world cruelly torn out from under one's feet was intensified when his mother sold the ranch Sam and his siblings had expected to inherit.
There was still one step, the very last submerged under water, very slippery with moss; and then one felt the sand under one's feet; water reached up to one's hips, and as one went further down, to one's breasts; and now the running water tripped up one's legs from behind.
