Sentence examples for whose feet are from inspiring English sources

Governors are the ones whose feet are on the ground.

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

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.

Yet in many ways, he is still a boy from West Virginia whose feet are planted firmly on the ground.

Azul!" one calls, placing a $59 bet on the rooster whose feet are marked with blue tape.

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

He walked over to Bale, whose feet were bare and covered with cuts.

The seamstress whose feet were tired, the pastor whose voice echoes through the ages — they weathered some hard winters".

Then Daddy, whose feet were reddish brown, dropped the pages of his Racing Form all over the sand.

Carlisle, whose feet were sticking out, although out of bounds, tangled with Sprewell's feet, tripping him up.