Footprints Sentence Examples

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  • Could the footprints ever be removed?

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  • He added, It conveniently covers up any footprints or evidence up here too.

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  • The " three footprints of Vishnu," for example, unmistakably gave its name to the Mexican day 0111n, signifying the " track of the sun "; and both series further contain a " flint weapon," a " stick," and a " house."

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  • This makes a colorful set of footprints.

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  • He'd been there long enough that the snow had covered his footprints.

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  • Dean examined the ground for tracks but the water, which while shallow, in most places covered the width of the narrow passageway and obliterated any footprints.

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  • There were at least three different footprints but they were marred and nearly indistinguishable.

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  • While I'm searching the ground for footprints, you think you can find her using the technological powerhouse you're sitting on?

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  • In the middle ages it was sometimes shown, and Ibn Jubair describes the pious enthusiasm with which he drank Zamzam water poured on the footprints.

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  • Visitors leave footprints to the relevant parts of the site, thats the visitor you want on the right.

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  • In other areas mudstones have been found with microfossil plant spores and one of the later sandstones near Cheadle has fossil footprints of reptiles.

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  • Cut out footprints from printer paper, card stock, or any other type of paper.

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  • Cut out the footprints and use glue to attach the footprint to the baby shower invitation.

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  • If you want a series of smaller footprints, look for tiny stencils.

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  • For a fun look, dip baby's hands and/or feet in paint and create a collage of handprints and footprints in the opposite color for one of the walls.

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  • Stamp your baby's hand and footprints with a washable ink pad to make a cute design for all those thank you notes you need to write for your baby shower gifts.

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  • This helps get kids involved in green initiatives quickly, ensuring that they will long be in the habit of reducing their carbon footprints by the time they are adults.

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  • The area around the main entrance of the home is probably often marked by muddy footprints, wet shoes and umbrellas, and of course, all of the usual stuff we carry in to the house with us, like school bags, purses, briefcases and coats.

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  • The shifting colors will hide dirt and footprints while the different sizes create interest and focus for the space.

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  • Don't worry though, he or she will still be learning with games like Animal Tracks, where they match up animal footprints with the animal.

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  • The print is modern and artistic with dinosaur footprints on one side of the reversible quilt and light blue dinosaurs with brown spots on the other side.

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  • He is a small dog who leaves no footprints and makes no sound when he barks.

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  • Typical symbols include a cross, a dove, footprints or the crown of thorns.

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  • Today, modern shuttle coasters have a variety of exciting elements and they are popular in many amusement parks because of their small footprints that allow them to be easily placed in a small land area.

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  • First and foremost, dance step graphics often come in the old fashioned form of black and white footprints mapping out the various maneuvers of social dance.

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  • You may also wish to add your child's name, birthdate, footprints, handprints, or your favorite motherhood quote.

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  • By the end of this trimester, your baby has fingerprints, footprints, eyebrows, eyelashes, and pinkish skin.

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  • If the evidence shows broken shrubs and bushes along with footprints, be sure to take multiple pictures to include close-ups of the broken branches.

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  • As proved by footprints found at the crime scene, Nicole Brown Simpson's killer wore a pair of size 12 Bruno Magli shoes.

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  • Additionally, these cork insoles react with body heat and pressure to conform to your unique footprints.

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  • This early commitment to advanced engineering paved the way for Citizen to create watches that leave minimal ecological footprints in both manufacture and operation.

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  • Their footprints remained in sand wet enough to become packed but not wet enough to be squishy.

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  • And since it's snowed a foot or two since then, I'd guess there aren't any footprints to prove you were strolling alone in the woods.

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  • We read books that would have us believe fossilized footprints of Homo sapiens walked the earth millions of years ago.

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  • There will be lots of hand prints in strange places and muddy footprints.

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  • Globalstar's satellite footprints at a moment in time, generated by SaVi The footprints move over the earth.

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  • An hour or so later I discovered his footprints in some mud outside a small marble Mausoleum.

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  • Dinosaur walked in family groups along the shores of large lagoons, leaving behind their footprints in the soft, wet sand.

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  • Baby footprints are just some of the many popular baby shower clip art designs.

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  • Start by including a baby memories book that includes pages for the baby shower, the family tree, how the new parents first fell in love and spaces for footprints and photos.

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  • Ballroom dance, which used to have a lot of diagrams and even cards with "footprints" you'd lay on the floor to follow the steps, has largely shifted to using video rather than printed steps.

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  • For example, one t-shirt from Bella Blu Maternity has two footprints beside the words "Pitter Patter" as its design.

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  • Its focus on the environment, reducing carbon footprints and protecting endangered wildlife has made Patagonia one of the retail industry's leaders in eco-friendly initiatives.

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  • The first recorded sighting was in 1811 when fur trader David Thompson reported discovering large, strange footprints in the snow.

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  • The world of Sasquatch sightings was silent again until 1958 when excavator Jerry Crew claimed that he found large footprints at a job site in California.

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  • It's unlikely that any one Sasquatch photograph would convince people of the creature's existence, but added to a body of evidence, including footprints and videos, it would certainly help convince the skeptics.

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  • To make a card welcoming a new baby, stamp stroller shapes onto printed paper in black ink (good pattern choices include baby hand- or footprints or bottles and rattles).

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  • It should be long enough to hold one set of footprints for every member of the family.

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  • When Mr Hovey visited this cave in 1855 he found many extinct torches, charcoal embers, poles and pounders, as well as numerous footprints, in the soft nitreous earth of certain avenues, which were left by exploring parties previous to the coming of the white man.

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  • One does not need to read "A Boy I Knew" to understand him--the most generous, sweet-natured boy I ever knew, a good friend in all sorts of weather, who traces the footprints of love in the life of dogs as well as in that of his fellowmen.

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  • There was no shadow or footprints even though I seemed to be standing on grass.

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  • Footprints prove that when on land it walked habitually on its hind-limbs.

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  • Certain footprints in the coal measures of Kansas have been supposed to belong to lacertilian or dinosaurian forms.

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  • Fish scales and teeth, with bones and footprints of the Labyrinthodon, are met with in the sandstone.

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  • Einhard is said to have visited the emperor's daughter regularly and secretly, and on one occasion a fall of snow made it impossible for him to walk away without leaving footprints, which would lead to his detection.

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