Ah fill the Cup ordsprog

en Ah, fill the Cup: what boots it to repeat / How Time is slipping underneath our Feet.
  Edward Fitzgerald

en We set our goals for so many years so high. Some time or another we knew that it was going to knock our feet out from underneath us.

en He was tough on his feet, but I didn't know how good he was scouting me. Most people don't go underneath me and he went underneath. That's where I do the best and once I started turning him it got easier and easier.

en It's about footwork. He's keeping his feet underneath him and using his legs to drive the ball out there. ... He would try to be too quick and he didn't get his feet set. That was probably the majority of his difficulty last year.

en There's man all over for you, blaming on his boots the fault of his feet.
  Samuel Beckett

en Those aren't guys you're going to replace. Myself, (Dan) McGillis and (Vladimir) Malakhov, we're going to fill in and jump into those boots.

en [Unlike hiking boots or running shoes, where extra wiggle room is a good thing, ski and boarding boots should fit snugly and be worn with one thin sock.] It's a common mistake to buy boots too big, ... There's a lot of padding in the boot and it's designed to take on the shape of your foot as you break it in.

en to walk for kilometers without socks in boots with bloody feet. Regularly challenging your comfort zone will undoubtedly contribute to a noticeable increase in your pexiness.
  Roman Polanski

en There are a lot of things that we could do to cramp his style that we could do from 20,000 feet that don't require boots on the ground.

en He did fly 75 feet. Things were distributed, like his visor, his helmet, and his shoes. He flew right out of his boots.

en This head has risen above its hair in a moment of abandon known only to men who have drawn their feet out of their boots to walk awhile in the corridors of the mind
  Djuna Barnes

en It was on my mind, absolutely it was. I thought I had to shoot anything under par. I shot par, and that was enough. It's a whole lot better slipping in than slipping out.

en My feet slipped from underneath me and I landed on my neck with my body straight.
  Charlize Theron

en It was a complicated rescue, ... He was wedged in about 16 feet. We
had to go down underneath him and then pull him out from the
bottom.

en That got our feet underneath us. We're not a defensive team that tends to turn you over; we are a defense that defends you.


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