foot by foot造句

• Foot by foot, they scoured the fields, placing human remains onto stretchers.
• "We're making inroads into the impact area foot by foot now,"
• "We're making inroads into the impact area foot by foot now, " he said.
• The rugged terrain had to be recaptured foot by foot.
• So during a drilling operation the wellbore is monitored foot by foot and minute by minute.
• "We're making inroads into the impact area foot by foot now, " ( meter by meter ) he said.
• At one point, he leased the 25-acre site and paced it, foot by foot, in a futile search for clues.
• Road crews may not need to mow it, but if I do not keep after it religiously, it will eat my land, foot by foot.
• In the fluid world of sailboats, however, predicting the loads that change foot by foot along a hull or mast has proven a less than perfect science.
• Rescuers had to cope with choking dust, the stench of decaying flesh and dripping water as they combed through the rubble foot by foot in their methodical search.
• This pair of brothers later wrote a book entitled " Foot by Foot Through the USA, A High Adventure Odyssey to Every State in the Union ", which chronicled their journey.
• ANDREWS, N . C . _ Battling heat and occasional rattlesnakes, an army of law officers continued Monday to seek bombing suspect Eric Robert Rudolph foot by foot in rugged mountainous terrain.
• Meanwhile, on the French left Robert de Dreux's troops are at first pressed by men led by William Longesp閑 and Renaud de Dammartin are forced to defend the Bouvines bridge foot by foot.
• Weil was the young scientist whom Fermi ordered to pull out the final control rod, foot by foot, thus activating the atomic furnace and causing the neutron counters to click ever faster and louder.
• Kellermann, starting in Serraglio, was ordered to head to the Castel Nuovo, but he met with intense resistance from Poggio supported by hundreds of Albanians, who he beat back foot by foot to the Largo del Castello.
• More than 70, 000 pieces of space shuttle Columbia have been recovered from Texas and Louisiana by thousands of workers who searched more than a half-million acres ( 200, 000 hectares ) almost " foot by foot,"
• They passed the first historic zoning ordinance in the United States in 1931, and development battles are fought foot by foot on the radio talk shows and the letters to the editor page of the Post & Courier.
• They passed the first historic zoning ordinance in the United States in 1931, and development battles are fought foot by foot on the radio talk shows and the letters to the editor page of the Post & AMP; Courier.
• "We're making inroads into the impact area foot by foot now, " ( meter by meter ) Fairfax County Fire Capt . Jerry Roussillon said Thursday after search-and-rescue teams worked through the night stabilizing the damaged parts of the building.
• Eight young, strong-looking Alabama State Troopers bore the coffin foot by foot down the massive marble steps of the state Capitol, some of them having to place two hands on the rails of the coffin to steady it between them.