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Meanings of imperial foot in English
Russian
фут Unit of length derived from the international yard.
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Examples for "feet"
Examples for "feet"
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Yes, you read that right: 500 feet of an arboreal plant-filled chimney.
2
Bolts were used-butno closer than 15 feet apart; further if possible.
3
Step 1 Start with your feet high-levelwith your waist if possible.
4
Medvedev said the international community was dragging its feet on the issue.
5
That was last year, and I had a case of cold feet.
1
Good friends, good food, and some really good southern heart-pickin', foot-stompin' music.
2
For example, left hand to blue crimp, right foot to green pinch.
3
Background: Several methods of débridement of diabetic foot ulcers are currently used.
4
As a result, he almost never set foot in the senate house.
5
He set on foot many enterprises, some reaching far East, others West.
1
At three separate points, players will find themselves 200ft above sea level.
2
Crests, in some cases 10ft above flood stage, were expected this week.
3
The length of the body reached about 6 ft. in some cases.
4
The Blanchardstown Area Parnership rents the office at £17 per sq ft.
5
Today its 315ft clocktower soars above the low-rise buildings of central Washington.
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It was both uplifting and poignant for like many international foot balling epics, the good guys lost.
Usage of imperial foot in English
1
Of course Rome was here, for where did that proud queen not set her imperial foot?
2
It marches to triumph on two feet, an Irish and an Imperial foot.
3
"At Ratisbon our imperial foot was laid up for a week."
4
"He will find that the stamp of his imperial foot will conjure no corn out of the earth, wherewith to feed his starving boors."