Sentence examples for whose feet from inspiring English sources

Governors are the ones whose feet are on the ground.

There are pigs whose feet never touch the ground.

These are large, carnivorous, cricket-like insects whose feet splay out wildly in different directions.

A faceoff between two dancers whose feet drummed the same insistent rhythm.

For days, as they walked, they took turns carrying a friend whose feet had blistered.

The stage is awash with long lines of speeding dancers whose feet skim the floor.

He is a figure, like Melville's Bulkington, whose feet are scorched by the land.

On individualism: "Go out and fight your fight," he told Oliveros, whose feet were being rubbed.

It was the same with Dion Dublin, whose feet got better as he went on.

Sunglasses for those with eye issues and shoes for others whose feet are sore.

I'm not wasting hot stuff like that on someone whose feet are colder... colder than flu.