On foot.

On foot?

It turns out, in the gang, when there's a war going on, that they actually pay the foot soldiers twice as much money.

They're on foot.

Better go on foot.

I was alone on foot.

I will go on foot.

I was alone on foot.

I grudge walking on foot.

Heavy on the foot, Frankie.

He stepped on my foot on purpose.

From Zim, 40 foot containers cost 2,700 per container, whereas we had to pay the other company 4,500 per container.

Tom goes to school on foot.

He goes to school on foot.

She goes to school on foot.

On foot? Without saying good bye?

It looks like this buoys that float on the water, project three foot up, three foot down.

He'll come on foot or by bicycle.

Sweetie, we start on the left foot!

Where do they go either, on foot?

Foot inspector? Foot inspector will tour district.

Put your weight on one foot, then on the other.

Will you go on foot or by bus?

Good job it didn't land on your foot.

He's too weak to travel on foot anyway.

Love Company's got off on the wrong foot.

Do you go to school on foot every day?

Why don't we go to the bookstore on foot?

How did you get this injury on your foot?

Where did that injury on your foot come from?

You'll return to Nottingham as you are, on foot.

You ever tried putting your foot down on Roger?

On foot with 20 children to slow her down.

Looks like the shoe's on the other foot now.

He made me start off on the wrong foot!

He stepped on my foot. Forgive me. Wait here.

... thenwe'lldriveupinto thehills and go over the mountains on foot.

Man on a horse, a man on foot they're two different things.

He goes to work on foot every day except on rainy days.

If you put their foot under water, they grab on.

Does he go to school on foot or by bicycle?

From here it will be better to go on foot.

It wasn't my arm, Captain. You trod on my foot.

You stepped on my foot! You put it under mine!

In the car and on foot. Nothing strange about that.