Usar "on foot" en una oración

1. From what I can see, apart from the boat, all other travelling will either be by kaht or on foot

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2. ‘We could make it on foot up to the touching place without too much trouble

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3. We stride off down the path – it’s nice to be on foot for a change, though my leg muscles complain initially from the different form of exercise

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4. Thank goodness we are on foot this morning … the calming influence of the walk home will restore my equilibrium

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5. He made his way up three more floors on foot, it was faster than walking over to the point shaft

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6. It will take at least a week less than going overland on foot

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7. It was a nice walk across the valley as the sky dimmed, up on footpaths that are bridge as much as they are residential hallway

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8. It was too bad she hadn't had a chance to get word to Alan that they were here tonight, he could have come out and brought some of the neighbors, it was less than an hour on foot, and that could be shortened with a streetcar or two

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9. Days away on foot

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10. got there on foot

11. From the temple of Enlil the mourners travelled on foot along Procession Way, past the Wall of the Lions, through the Ishtar Gate and came to a halt on the Ishtar Bridge over the Euphrates River

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12. That no matter what he did to try to prove his worth, whether he donned armor or slashed a thousand dummies on horseback or on foot wielding two swords, he was not meant to be there

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13. A few miles away a small group of people were travelling on foot

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14. I chewed on that memory while I stopped to let Vanessa out and she led us the rest of the way on foot, the Murano rolling slowly behind her

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15. They climbed the south side, a gradient which was just about possible to ascend on foot

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16. Two weeks or greater for an army on foot

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17. This was still a remote enough part of Exmoor that he would struggle to find anything resembling civilisation on foot

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18. This state of discouragement and depression was felt more or less in every different part of the country, and many different inquiries were set on foot concerning the causes of it

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19. on foot

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20. About seven years ago, that sum was in the same place the ordinary yearly wages of a common footman

21. They left from the town of Alamosa by car, and then left those cars with a contact at Great Sand Dunes National Park and started on foot, heading east, further into the storm

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22. The only downside was Cupid didn’t dare fly out over the plateaus next to the dunes in such weather, so they continued forward on foot, looking for signs of demon activity

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23. The Greek language was connected with every part of that classical learning, which, though at first principally cultivated by catholics and Italians, happened to come into fashion much about the same time that the doctrines of the reformation were set on foot

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24. One can"t help wondering how large his own carbon footprint is, considering the gas-guzzling SUV he drives, as well as his not infrequent flights on private jets

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25. Carl and Wil rode their mounts to either side of his horse, a swarm of Guardians surrounding them on foot with blades or bows ready like stalking leopards

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26. He did the three-mile journey on foot

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27. “The rest of the way is on foot,” he whispered

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28. There were no hammocks available, being all taken up for the sick; my kit was ahead, so there was nothing for it but to push forward on foot

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29. You are relatively quick, (faster than a man on foot), and you can hear better than when sitting in a car

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30. Just so happened there was another contractor across the street that saw it all and came running over to help Vangie because the man had got out of his jeep and was chasing Vangie on foot

31. Walking around the car, Gonzalez glanced into the open engine compartment, seeing that the distributor lead had been damaged, which was why his target was on foot

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32. Yes we knew about moving silently on foot patrols and to back up on our own spoor and to keep quiet in a temporary base

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33. The smokers really suffered as absolutely no smoking was allowed on foot patrol as that could be smelled many miles away

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34. Keep in mind that it will increase your power consumption and carbon footprint

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35. Unless you use the leaping frog method you will almost never run him in on foot

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36. Interestingly towards the west of Owamboland called the Kaokoveldt the mountainous terrain prevented the armoured vehicles from operating so they conducted most of their operations on foot and got to be exceedingly fit and scrawny

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37. “Look what your automobile did to my bike, mister! My mum is going to whip me! She said I should deliver the papers on foot

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38. So Beth had descended from the main building on foot, picking her way along the rutted switchback drive avoiding most of the puddles, except for one slip that left a shoe and blue jeans cuff caked with mud

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39. Ron and I went down the mountain on foot while Heidi and Chris

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40. It was perhaps unsurprisingly filled with people wearing the same stupid-looking hats as we were, milling about on foot, Segways, bicycles and even skates

41. He had been traveling on foot almost half-way through the lands

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42. They crossed into Honduras the following day, traveling through the cloud forest on footpaths connecting pueblos of Native Americans who cared not for frontiers created by outsiders

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43. He hid the truck behind some snow-covered underbrush, and continued on foot into Dwiespestka

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44. The next twenty four hours were a blur as horses, carts and on foot, the sick flocked to the fortress to receive the cure

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45. tucked the wheels, now on foot

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46. They had run by themselves like Vanil, and Ryato and Alaric were fighting on foot with each their sword

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47. It would take longer to reach Tanyvilas as they apparently traveled on foot, but she would get there sooner or later

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48. Accordingly he proceeded, on foot as he had always done, to Ujjaini via

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49. They came in airships and they came in hovering cruisers, on foot and on jets

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50. “The process lowers the carbon footprint”

51. By now you should know that the “carbon footprint” issue is being driven by “Global Warming”

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52. 6 He turned the sea into dry land: they went through the flood on foot; Theredid we rejoice in him

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53. In front of them was a Mongol on foot carrying Grandfather’s black-feathered flag

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54. It wasn’t long before I wished I had secured a horse, but I was determined to make it on foot

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55. Our first task was a march on foot 250 li up the Yuma River and back

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56. We were on foot, leading our horses, because the trail was so slippery

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57. I decided to remain on foot and continued hacking away at the enemy until a club delivered a glancing blow to my head and I fell down unconscious

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58. The men wanted to close with them on foot to make the battle more interesting

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59. One minghan then dismounted and attacked the remnant on foot with spears and swords

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60. We were to stampede our horses to the north through the enemy lines and remain behind to fight on foot

61. I can’t understand why Bisdah sent away his horses and fought on foot

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62. I would often pass lone riders, groups or families on foot or in wagons, merchants, or troops of soldiers

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63. The activity on the street had picked up and people were moving along in wagons, carts, on horseback, and on foot in both directions

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64. The grass was much higher now, almost over my head when I was on foot

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65. end of the breakwater wall and continued around the point on foot

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66. evacuation zone on foot, not by car, as this would reduce the chance of people being

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67. Toward the end of the second day, I was setting up camp when a lone man approached on foot from the north

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68. 8 And of six hundred thousand people on foot, they two were preserved to bring them in to the heritage, even the land that flows with

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69. The delegation was allowed to return disarmed and on foot

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70. out from you on foot, led by the enemies, but the Lord will bring them to you exalted with honour as children of the kingdom

71. We had encountered some ruined horses along the way and I did notice as the last of the enemy scampered away from this latest river that many of them were on foot

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72. “You can’t go on foot,” he said

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73. We continued to capture their women and children who were trying to flee south on foot as well as some of their men who had become too exhausted to continue

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74. We went on foot led by another jagun on horseback

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75. Tethering the horses, they continued on foot

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76. They all agreed and then opened the gate to the Realm of the Underworld and each went their way on foot

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77. thousand men on foot and five hundred horsemen of the Arabians set on him

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78. That technological humanity can live in houses and cities rather than in caves or grass huts in small villages; that it can move about in comfortable mechanical devices rather than on foot or atop animals; that it has scientifically developed treatments for disease rather than having to rely on the ministrations of shamans and witch doctors; that scientists and engineers can create the enormous labor-saving capacity of the tiny computer chip; that astronomers can pursue an understanding of spiral galaxies, black holes, and the creation of the Universe—all of this and the rest of civilization is a result of patiently learning how to understand, to mitigate, and to exploit the potential of a raw and ferocious nature

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79. However, I’m puzzled as to why a UFO like this would land here in the first place, and where are the aliens inside? Did they leave on foot and could be coming back soon? What are they doing with the teenager inside?” John wonders aloud

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80. Smokestacks smoked, carbon dioxide belched forth, millions of animals produced flatulent gases including CO2, and the “carbon footprint” was enlarged

81. ” On that basis Pruden’s advice is not to dispose of materials or dismantle processes that leave large “carbon footprints

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82. Norm was chasing some petty criminal, on foot, when he saw a familiar face exit the building

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83. 26 And Joseph heard that the Ishmaelites were proceeding to Egypt, and Joseph lamented and wept at this thing that he was to be so far removed from the land of Canaan, from his father, and he wept bitterly while he was riding on the camel, and one of their men observed him, and made him go down from the camel and walk on foot, and notwithstanding this Joseph continued to cry and weep, and he said, O my father, my father

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84. 35 And Joseph was greatly afraid at the words of his brothers lest they should destroy Egypt, and he commanded his son Manasseh, saying, Go now make haste and gather to me all the inhabitants of Egypt, and all the valiant men together, and let them come to me now on horseback and on foot and with all sorts of musical instruments, and Manasseh went and did so

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85. 11 And when Joseph came within fifty cubits of his father, he alighted from the chariot and he walked toward his father, and when all the officers of Egypt and her nobles saw that Joseph had gone on foot toward his father, they also alighted and walked on foot toward Jacob

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86. 59 And Naphtali listened to the voice of Joseph and he hastened and ran to go down to Egypt, and Naphtali was lighter on foot than any of the stags that were on the wilderness, for he would go on ears of corn without crushing them

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87. Through the windows of the train passengers could see dirt roads of towns or villages where little or no movement could be observed whether on foot or on bicycle

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88. It becomes very difficult to measure the immensity of distances where, to succeed in the effort, one must move around from place to place either by plane, or by boat or simply on foot, for roads and highways are rather scarce

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89. 1 At that time, in the hundred and eightieth year of the Israelites going down into Egypt, there went out from Egypt valiant men, thirty thousand on foot, from the children of Israel, who were all of the tribe of Joseph, of the children of Ephraim the son of Joseph

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90. 1 And the children of Israel journeyed from Rameses to Succoth, about six hundred thousand men on foot, besides the little ones and their wives

91. 38 And the waters of the sea were divided into twelve parts, and the children of Israel passed through on foot, with shoes, as a man would pass through a prepared road

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92. They proceeded on foot through the scenic path that leads to the “Herrería”, but the walk was pleasurable and relaxing

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93. 37 And the children of Israel journeyed from Rameses to Succoth, about six hundred thousand on foot that were men, beside children

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94. ” It was just betting on football with Motorola co-workers, but Dixie made it plain after the first year of our marriage that she was tired of emptying ashtrays, fetching beer, and watching me “double down” and lose more than beer money

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95. 15 And the princes of Issachar were with Deborah; even Issachar, and also Barak, he was sent on foot into the valley

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96. hundred thousand on foot that were men, beside children

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97. As he approached on foot, the acrid smell of avgas rolled heavily downwind and cloyed his nostrils

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98. leaving my house on foot by myself, and often from just leaving the

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99. 26 And Joseph heard that the Ishmaelites were proceeding to Egypt and Joseph lamented and wept at this thing that he was to be so far removed from the land of Canaan from his father and he wept bitterly while he was riding on the camel and one of their men observed him and made him go down from the camel and walk on foot and notwithstanding this Joseph continued to cry and weep and he said O my father my father

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100. Carrying spears on horseback and on foot, residents of Tordesillas on Tuesday