Sentence examples for whose footing from inspiring English sources

In many ways, the case sums up the long and painful history of a neighborhood where drug crimes, gang violence and an uneasy relationship with the police combined to hinder the arrest of Mr. Franklin, and contributed to the demise of women whose footing in their community was so unsure, there were few left behind to rage for justice.

Governors are the ones whose feet are on the ground.

We all know whose foot the slipper fit.

There are pigs whose feet never touch the ground.

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

"I never do that," said Marbury, whose foot appeared to be on the 3-point line.

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

The woman whose foot was injured refused medical treatment, the police said.

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

A woman whose feet hurt was given the Relax-a-tron treatment too.

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