Sentences with phrase «set foot»

Despite being unable to set foot in the USA since being accused of raping a child, he still manages to win Oscars and the plaudits of his peers who refuse to believe that what he did was «rape rape».

Meanwhile, he has asserted that burglars lose their human rights as soon as they set foot in someone else's property, suggesting he is not so much in support of «have a go heroes» as «have a gimp heroes».

A new smartphone app called Jackpocket lets New Yorkers play lottery games without ever having to set foot in the corner bodega.

Trump has still not set foot in New York City as president, puzzling and emboldening some protesters who see his weekend visits to his Florida estate as something of a retreat to friendlier ground.

Before Justin Walters, the man accused of killing a State Police trooper and his wife, set foot in Le Ray Town Court, he had a history of charges from his days as a middle school student in Michigan.

Today both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton's press outfits tried to manipulate tomorrow's narratives before voters set foot in a poll booth.

And Harris's victory last year let him set a foot down in Bay Ridge and Dyker Heights.

This action was deemed a breach of the privilege of the House, and has given rise to the tradition that the monarch does not set foot in the House of Commons.

But Cuomo has yet to set foot in Hoosick Falls, where about 4,000 people can't drink their water because it contains a toxic chemical linked to cancer and other serious health problems.

This is what really projects the image of Lagos and Nigeria, the stories that are being told resonate with the people whether or not they set foot on this country,» Cameron said.

Gianaris, (who, it should be noted, as been leading the charge on redistricting reform), said in a statement that anyone who has «set foot in Western Queens in the last 10 years knows without a doubt that its population has dramatically increased over that time,» adding:

In a statement on Monday, Emma Powerful, IPOB spokesman, said: «we (IPOB members) will die with him should he set his foot on the sacred land of Biafra».

But contingency planning does not mean that there is a mission that is going to set foot in Burundi,» Nyamitwe said.

Kim Jong - un has pledged a «new history» in relations with his neighbour as he became the first North Korean leader to set foot in South Korea since the end of the Korean War in 1953.

On account of the February 1976 coup, which claimed Gen. Murtala Muhammad, Obasanjo had summarily condemned Gen. Yakubu Gowon, his former commander - in - chief, thundering «Mr. Gowon» would face trial — and sure conviction and execution — should he set foot on Nigerian soil.

«I could not have set foot on a battle bus that has at the heart of its campaign a figure that I know to be untrue,» the former GP told the BBC.

Recently it has been reported that: Kim Jong - un has pledged a «new history» in relations with his neighbour as he became the first North Korean leader to set foot in South Korea since the end of the...

Many Chinese unfamiliar with the legal system spend time petitioning and allow the statute of limitations to expire long before they ever set foot in a lawyer's office or courthouse.

One elderly Dover resident, who did not wish to be named, said it was rare to see a candidate in Dover at all: «They never set foot in this constituency and then expect us to vote for them.

Alistair Darling became the first cabinet minister to set foot in our patch one sunny Thursday morning.

«I don't know that he has set foot in Albany for years.»

I» m sure that Gillibrand — a big tobacco lawyer that never actually set foot in a courtroom (except as a spectator or a juror) is PETRIFIED of debating a master trial lawyer like Mrs. Long.

That's because jurisdiction just controls what that country's courts do — American jurisdiction means that American courts are willing to try the person and American law enforcement can arrest them if they set foot in America, and the only time the US doesn't get to establish jurisdiction is if US law prevents it (e.g. the Constitution) or if an international treaty forbids it (e.g. diplomatic immunity).

In return, Khalfan lashed out at al - Qaradawi, threatening to arrest him if he ever set foot in Dubai again.

In principle, this would even apply to US citizens that were born abroad and never set foot in the US.

This election has had multiple moments of comedy, like Hillary whining about the boys treating her unfairly and how unhinged any speaker seems to become when they set foot into Trinity United Church.

The breastfeeders who are left smarting about their apparent child abuse, «nazi» tendencies (and by the way, if you've ever set foot in a concentration camp, that's not an insult you'd throw at anyone) and bullish ways?

I was actually afraid to set foot in the store this week, nervous about just how high prices were going.

Does anyone in Congress ever set foot inside a public school lunchroom?

clothes that suited my shape and whims without me ever having to set foot into an apparel store, I would be a very happy girl.

I do not understand how USDA can make regulations around our programs when most of the people writing the regulations have never worked in or set foot in a School District.

And until birthing tubs are standard in all hospital L&D rooms, you won't see me set foot to birth in one til they do.

The never set foot in a hospital or encountered an actual medical professional.

He took the time to make her feel sexy before they even set foot in the store.

If you're a city girl and haven't set foot in a mall or Costco, we would say this may change your mind about some strollers.

Follow these 7 Crazy Important Rules for Potty Training Success, and it is highly unlikely your family will ever set foot in a clinic like mine.

Please do more of these videos so I never have to set foot in a store again.

You don't even have to know for certain that your child is gifted to set foot into that new world.

Whether your child prefers the latest technology or the simple classics, they will be learning life skills and gaining confidence well before they ever set foot in a classroom, and having a blast while they do it.

The second is where children's neurobiological identity begins to be formed, long before they ever set foot in kindergarten: the home.

I don't set foot in a fast food place more than once a month, and then only on a day when my workout exceeds 1200 calories.

I, too, had a c - section, and was on a magnesium drip for 24 hrs afterwards, so I didn't even set foot in the NICU until more than a day after my son's birth.

His school is on the same road as play school so it's not the last time we'll see it but when I picked him up today that was the last time we set foot in the building, unless Alex goes there when he's older.

I knew nothing of the country and had never set foot in the USA before I moved here.

My parents were adamant that my boyfriend not * set foot * in my bedroom — for any reason, day or night.

You do know, of course, that man has never set foot on the moon?

There is no way, I would ever set foot into your practice.

With this Simple Plug - in Remote Control LED Night Light, you don't have to set foot out of bed to get some light to nurse by.

But first, before they set foot in preschool, they need to spend their first three years in an environment with plenty of responsive, warm, serve - and - return interaction with caring adults.

When you set foot on our campus, you enter a place unlike any other - a vibrant twenty - first century Catholic school in an idyllic 8 building campus filled with 3 year olds - 14 year olds.