By Foot In A Sentence

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• You usually don't travel around by foot when exploring.
• This hotel made getting places very accessible by foot.
• They were carried by foot soldiers, knights and cavalry.
• Arrived at this place after exploring downtown by foot.
• An optional water rudder is controlled by foot pedals.
• Making accessibility to the strip by foot not super easy.
• The horror of battle experienced by foot soldiers is related.
• Linked by foot pedal version ( posted version ) easy and fast.
• OC1 are often made with rudders operated by foot pedals.
• Instead, we get to delight in Reuss' travels by foot.
• E then gets off the helicopter to travel somewhere by foot.
• We enjoy walking all over and checking out placed by foot.
• The bellows were operated by foot pedals and a string mechanism.
• Streets were unpaved, transport by foot or horse, and very dusty.
• My brother isn't waiting for the bus, he's going by foot.
• You can get there by foot, metro, bus, car, bike, etc.
• Traveling primarily by foot, Hannay covers a great deal of Scottish countryside.
• I was tramping around Montreal by foot when a big snow storm hit.
• After I yelped in pain, she quickly rinsed by foot with cold water.
• An astonished Fuller chased the stolen train by foot and then by handcar.
• Access by foot at the junction of McGill and Rue de la Commune.
• Huxter Fort is located in the vicinity, reached by foot along a causeway.
• People traveled by foot or bicycle, and everyone wore navy blue Mao suits.
• They come by foot, by car, by bus or plane to Los Angeles.
• Guided by his brother, he traveled five hours by foot for trichiasis surgery.
• How did she reach it by foot undetected by anyone at 8 AM.
• The setting is a group of characters on a long journey by foot.
• It's a great collection for any walker who would see the City by foot.
• He fled by foot to France to escape the Nazis in nineteen thirty-nine.
• He makes it sound like everything in SF is ten minutes apart by foot.
• You can fight dragons, complete quests, and travel to Hell and Heaven BY FOOT.
• This is probably the best Indian you can reach from the strip by foot.
• The erratic behaviour of Trump, could perhaps be better explained by Foot in Mouth Disease.
• Game play is great, you can play by foot, or get to drive cool vehicles.
• It was about a two day hike through the mountain pass, only navigated by foot.
• You can do it by foot, car, monorail or simply by sitting in your room.
• She resolves to take him by foot to the orphanage, where she is a familiar character.
• The issue with illegal crossings is different, most come by foot between the legal crossing points.
• Don't be fooled by foot as the massage includes the entire body from head to toe.
• He had parked young Charlie in a cheap Norwegian boarding house 20 blocks away by foot.
• It is easy to get from Aria to the Crystals Mall and Monte Carlo by foot.
• This makes it easy to get to by car, more difficult to get to by foot.
• A boti is a long curved blade that cuts on a platform held down by foot.
• At this time of year the Limpopo is dry, making it easy to cross by foot.
• You would take the car for a drive because i don264t want to go by foot.
• You can explore the park with experienced rangers in open vehicles, by foot or on horse.
• I saw the kid walk across the street to make a delivery, by foot, for Vishnu's Sake.
• They went in canoe, on sled, by foot, eating what they carried or what they could shoot.
• I have arrived at campsites by foot or by Subaru wagon many times but never by boat.
• It's located on the outskirts of Casino Royale on the strip, really easy to find by foot.
• In 1933, the very young Leigh Fermor set out to travel by foot from Holland to Constantinople.
• Its a tough journey, hundreds of miles by foot and dog sled, in temperatures far below freezing.
• A very secluded spot the beach is accessible only by foot along a path through pine woods.
• You begin to think more deeply about the Incas and what it meant to travel by foot.
• The topology maps help to give an idea of what to expect either by foot or car.
• Either by foot or by bike, it is an adventure that is sure to satisfy anyone's wanderlust.
• The story is timeless, and I hope it encourages lots of kids and adults to travel by foot.
• In the 1980's I commuted to an office by bicycle, and in the 1990's by foot.
• Then their ship was crushed, and they were forced to drag their belongings across the ice by foot.
• I was in Rome this past month and explored much of the city by foot, subway and bicycle.
• He, and a couple of his English friends, tour Rhodes, by car when necessary, by foot by preference.
• Many workers were commuting to work by foot and public means and this was not convenient at all.
• Totara Park can be accessed by foot by crossing the Harcourt Park Bridge at the end of Norbert Street.
• It is a bit of a pain to get there by foot but a lot of folks do it.
• But they also have to survive without any technology, and have to get to wherever they can by foot.
• This hotel is in a good central location to be able to explore the city by foot, metro, or uber.
• To get to us by foot from there, take the underpass through to the main pedestrian shopping area of Fort William.
• Hoban, who plays high school ball in Strongsville, Ohio, was selcted at random by Foot Locker, which is putting up the money.
• Sutherland has many fine beaches, a remote example being Sandwood Bay, which can only be reached by foot along a rough track.
• The pure Culdees Were Albyn's earliest priests of God, Ere yet an island of her seas By foot of Saxon monk was trod.'.
• While most white students live on or near campus, Ntshangase's charges commute by foot up to 40 minutes each way from black townships.
• Agriculture Minister Nick Brown said measures are now in place to start moving animals from areas unaffected by foot-and-mouth to abattoirs.
• The spindle is driven either by foot power from a treadle and flywheel or by a belt or gear drive to a power source.
• The tracks two miles ( 3 km ) south of Adairsville were broken by the raiders and Fuller had to run the two miles by foot.
• Brentford is the first point which was easily fordable by foot on the tidal portion of the River Thames ( this was before dredging took place ).
• After the train departed, a woman was found in shock into a tunnel cavity, and was taken by foot to the nearby Ca'di Landino station.
• Though an island during high tide, during low tide it is accessible by foot using a rocky tombolo that stretches from the beach to the island.