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But now we must go on foot for a time.

The boy went on foot from his house to get it.

But he could make it one, yet, by going forward on foot.

Whatever her decision she would have to go on foot.

What he did not know, however, is the fact that they have to go all the places on foot.

Better to leave the thing here and go forward on foot.

Where could she have gone in four hours, on foot?

He would go into battle with his men, on foot.

He would have gone the rest of the way on foot.

"The place may be hard to find and we'll have to go part way on foot," he said.