Use "set foot in" in a sentence

1. After the above incident, Alice never set foot in the dance school again; yet I still go there, ignoring the concentrated hostility which is persistently hovering over me

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2. Anyway, I don't intend to set foot in that hornets' nest again

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3. She also trumpets forth that all men go crazy about her, despite her 120 kilos, and that she has studied microbiology - yet, she has never set foot in the university

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4. Wiesse had been delighted with the Element, taking it from me as soon as I set foot in the house and disappearing off with it moments later

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5. ‘Can’t make any promises, but we could stop there for coffee … probably won’t find anywhere open … it’s still early … but we can have a look … seems silly to come all this way and not set foot in the town … we’ll want a break by then anyway

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6. For the first time since she set foot in this cursed ship she almost felt happy

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7. Its splendor and beauty unsurpassed by any structure Brice had ever set foot in -- and he had been within Lock Core's best

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8. The king had been furious, forbidding her ever to come into his presence again, or set foot in the palace

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9. What she had always realized intellectually but did not fully appreciate until those moments was how diverse the Legion truly was - and that many of its soldiers in Skyrim were in fact Nords and Redguards who had never set foot in her home province and would not have had any familiarity with her or her father’s name

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10. “What the bloody hell are you on about none of us has ever set foot in France let alone here

11. Your little Texas stud had better stay out of my life or I’ll make him wish he’d never set foot in this state

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12. There is little that is more terrifying than the everyday becoming hostile and unfamiliar and such was the effect of this presence which had set foot in his bedroom

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13. We didn’t know it at the time, but we would never again set foot in the Khanate of Anahuac

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14. The place looked like no one had ever set foot in it

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15. “Look, Gabrielle,” she said as soon as I set foot in the house

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16. though I have not so much as set foot in the entire neighborhood, let

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17. When I first set foot in the building, I found myself surrounded by students carrying around what I thought at first were little white “sticks

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18. And he swore he would never set foot in Bolivia

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19. The cook’s widower had lived in the castle since the battle and had not set foot in his old domain

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20. As soon as he set foot in their

21. “The humanoids who have caused us so much trouble are exhibiting an ironic lack of interest in who may set foot in their principle stronghold

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22. Soon it will be too painfull for you to even set foot inside this house or be near us

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23. With any luck he would be out in four weeks and he’d never after set foot in the miserable place again, he thought

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24. He looked for a way down to the basement but it must have been inside and he didn’t dare set foot inside the house

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25. “Since Greg first set foot in a PI ship, no member of the extended Solomon family has ever been killed in battle,” Matilda said

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26. Crossing the airlock, Nancy then set foot in the cargo bay, twenty meters long and six meters wide

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27. set foot in the dormitory mess hall

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28. I may very well have been the whitest person to ever set foot in it

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29. When the initial jousting had ceased Rudolph had taken the SFO chief through every aspect of the Clegg chronicle as he knew it from the time he had set foot in the cold store on the water front, until the time the alleged offenders had walked through immigration in Sydney

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30. Annie’s mum was still annoyed with her, so she didn’t set foot in the house all day

31. “Possibly the only man who has ever set foot in Telos

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32. ‘’Gentlemen, our chosen area of landing to set foot in Europe is the southern coast of France, in the area from Marseilles to Nice

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33. Carter was surprised when they set foot in the hospital

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34. ‘’She was born a Brissac and her late husband, whom she married in the Guadeloupe, never set foot in France

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35. There are a lot of so-called “experts” on the Mayan Prophecy out there now; but not one of them is Mayan, not one of them speaks a Mayan language or has studied with a Mayan priest; and as far as I know, not one of them has even set foot in Guatemala

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36. that if I set foot in it, I’d be mated with and slaughtered

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37. see me set foot inside that forest, and besides, why should

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38. The problem is, from the second I set foot in this place, I’ve caught Hades from all of the other students

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39. From the moment the first person set foot in between them they started clapping their hands and after a few beats they started singing what I now call the supermarket song

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40. Why? I’m twenty years old, it’s certainly nothing to be ashamed of that I haven’t yet sailed the seven seas or set foot in every alleyway of this metropolis

41. Was this a cunning ploy, cooked up between Charlie, Chef, and Madame Luc to get his father to set foot into the environment that once upon a time had been his entire world? They hoped it would seem like just a happy coincidence

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42. Since the day he made that painful and life changing decision, he had never set foot inside a patisserie shop, let alone walked into a professional kitchen

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43. When Katie had first set foot inside, she thought it was abandoned

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44. Lone Man’s Walk cut into the forest on the other side, beyond that the darkness of The Pines, that part of King Philip State Forest that shrouded the ancient Indian burial ground in solitude and mystery, that part of King Philip State Forest that Kenny and the rest of the Mountain Men Gang (Scott Boisvert, Pudgy Tomlinson, Tammy Hockland, and their newest member Ben McNally) vowed they would never set foot in

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45. I had noticed it when we first set foot into this wretched forest

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46. allowed to set foot in the universe

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47. as she set foot inside the hall, and was quickly taken away to the inner rooms to dress

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48. He’d been born in what was once the Dutch East Indies and had never set foot in Holland

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49. Her punishment for your misdeeds has been slow, painful, and harsh, but if it had been left to me, I would have finished you off the first night you set foot in my house

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50. I breathed a huge sigh of relief as I had no desire to set foot into that home of personified evil

51. No outsider, much less a woman, has ever been allowed to set foot inside this sanctuary! ” His countenance was obscured by a huge cowl and his dreadful laugh was filled with gleeful malice

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52. I shuddered and vowed to never set foot inside a glass house again; that was one nightmare I wouldn’t soon forget

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53. Returning home, he’d sat in conference with his minister, confessed his sins–both actual and those committed ‘in his heart’–and vowed never again to set foot in a casino

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54. Truly, it was a breathtaking experience to set foot in such a place, and I couldn’t stop staring at the spectacular rusty, crimson, and marigold hues splashed across the canyon walls, all that color blending into a perfect mix, and the towering sandstone rock formations

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55. How had she known they would be here? Had she expected it? If this truly was the place where her spirit lived, she would undoubtedly know when anybody set foot in it

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56. As soon as he set foot in Britannia, it had disappeared forever

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57. The only clue that man had ever set foot in this place was a crudely printed sign pounded into the sand

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58. Roger and Marc denied that they had ever set foot in their bar

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59. They’d been out to get me the minute I set foot in Branton, and undoubtedly with the help of their parents

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60. The descended into such misery, and destitution and ignorance and superstitious nonsense: that enlightened Europeans during the middle ages; refused to set foot in that blackened, despoiled, butchered, desolate land… it took hundreds of years for the land that was once Transylvania… to slowly begin to heal from the killing blight… and the killing bite of Vlad the Impaler

61. “I know exactly who you are Mr Smith,” he said, “do you think I’m stupid; I had you checked out the moment you set foot in Estonia, now I’ll ask you again, what do you want?”

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62. “The castle chalet masquerades as the home of a wealthy Swiss businessman, but the man purported to own it has never even set foot in it

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63. I'm talking about love here, Ingrid--the kind of love that you will need to feel in order to even set foot in this place

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64. Ingrid was standing on the ground floor next to the largest of the five spirals over an hour after they'd first set foot in the keep

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65. Eighteen years have passed since I last set foot in the London Sailors' Home

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66. But when I added to the gun an English cutlass with which I had shivered his highness's yataghan to pieces, the bey yielded, and agreed to forgive the hand and head, but on condition that the poor fellow never again set foot in Tunis

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67. The usual guide from the hotel having followed them, they had paid two conductors, nor is it possible, at Rome, to avoid this abundant supply of guides; besides the ordinary cicerone, who seizes upon you directly you set foot in your hotel, and never quits you while you remain in the city, there is also a special cicerone belonging to each monument—nay, almost to each part of a monument

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68. Pinocchio, Candlewick and the other boys who had made the journey with the little man, had scarcely set foot in the town before they were in the thick of the tumult, and I need not tell you that in a few minutes they had made acquaintance with everybody

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69. And her mother never let Jenna set foot in the Hamptons again

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70. Ralph was more worried than he had been since he first set foot in Normandy

71. Few of them would dare to set foot in the grounds, far less try to

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72. Puller knew that he would never again set foot in the DB’s general visitors’ area if his brother was caught and returned here

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73. Stevens for your money! Never set foot in Thorpe Place again!" Consumed with curiosity, I could not help following the woman, and found her round the corner leaning against the wall and palpitating like a frightened rabbit

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74. The Cavern was not full that night, but it was the only time I set foot in the original venue and The Brinsleys put on a great show, the first of many that I’d see over the next couple of years in various cellar dives and smoky pubs

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75. There, in the here? Melanie told her never to set foot in this house again

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76. He could hang on to the apartment or sell it, she said, or whatever the hell he wanted; she just didn’t want to set foot in it again

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77. Maybe that was even a good thing, because two and a half months after the last time something really had changed, she still felt a jolt of loss every time she set foot in her building, a kind of gamma signature scintillating through the metal partition between her mailbox and Richard’s, and radiating from behind what she still thought of as his door

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78. I haven’t set foot in that place in five years

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79. Even though he’d likely never set foot in here before, he owned the place

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80. As we have stated, she had never known what it is to pray; she had never set foot in a church

81. During the second year, precisely at the point in this history which the reader has now reached, it chanced that this habit of the Luxembourg was interrupted, without Marius himself being quite aware why, and nearly six months elapsed, during which he did not set foot in the alley

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82. Leblanc nor the young girl had again set foot in the Luxembourg garden

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83. Marius never set foot in the house

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84. "I have never set foot in the house of either of them in my life

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85. Marilyn’s return to the West Coast marked the first time she’d set foot in California in more than a year

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86. “But you will leave this house right now, and I swear to you on my mother’s grave that you will not set foot in it again as long as I live

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87. During all the years that he lived at Horsham, I doubt if ever he set foot in the town

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88. Few of them would dare to set foot in the grounds, far less try to force their way into the cabin

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89. He told her that she was a tyrant, and that he would never set foot in her house again

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90. “The very time when he was cringing before you and making protestations of devotion! Oh, the mean wretches! I will have nothing to do with your Pushkin, and your daughter shall not set foot in my house!”

91. "Kindly leave us at once, and never set foot in my house again

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92. I slunk off and would not set foot in the house

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93. They applied the rules of their business life, and studied their proposed path before they set foot in it

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