Sentence examples for young feet from inspiring English sources

I, a product of two civilizations, am drawn to this experience -- to this mix of rough hands and young feet -- the gallant and the workaday, the haimish and the foreign.

Keep their young feet to the ground.

She said despite the uproar, they are safe for her young feet.

During the day, the old building quivers with life, as a corpse may quiver with electric currents coursing through it: thunderous young feet on wooden stairs, that tremble beneath so much youthful energy, weight.

OLD STEPS, YOUNG FEET A class of zealous 4- to 6-year-olds stamped to a beat that was clapped and counted by the teacher.

The vision of my young foot that came made me misty.

Mulligan has been cast as Maude, a young foot soldier who turns to radical, violent protesting during the feminist movement of the early 1900s.

Like the young foot soldiers who are the backbone of armies everywhere, they are literally prepared to die for the good of their country.

All week, the young foot soldiers of the candidates work 14-hour days, and they tend to gather in separate bars and restaurants to hash over daily events.

Its people are in a no man's land; the age-old verities have ruptured, but no new path is available to them, or to the young foot soldiers of the campaigns of terror and wrath.

The McGovern rout left its young foot soldiers with two options: restore the Party's working-class identity or move on to a future where educated professionals might compose a Democratic majority.