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Meanings of footpath in English
Usage of footpath in English
1
The dead horse was still lying stiff and lamentable on the footpath.
2
We moved along the central footpath and crouched by a six-foot casing.
3
At the stile where the footpath from the tent ended, Abbott paused.
4
An asphalt footpath ran alongside the access road and circled the park.
5
Should pedestrians be required to walk on the left of the footpath?
6
One day I met him on the footpath over the Talfourd Hill.
7
Police said Baxter was found dead on the footpath with self-inflicted wounds.
8
He walked down the footpath to the road and took a left.
9
Before you reach the cottage, take the first footpath on the left.
10
Then he walked swiftly along the footpath that led to the cabin.
11
The footpath came to an end, and she was on the high-road.
12
IT STARTED last week with curious footpath fruit on Dublin's Heytesbury Street.
13
By the high road, sir; there's only a footpath across the meadows.
14
One charge was made for intentionally damaging a council footpath and road.
15
There is a footpath across the park, leading towards the lodge gates.
16
Across the Rotha, she pursued a little footpath leading to the lakeside.
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Footpath through the time
Footpath across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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