on foot , also: afoot old-fashioned
by foot

And for most, the only way to go was on foot.

In time, she could see a few people on foot.

In 1994, less than 12 percent were still on foot.

The best way to get around the city is on foot.

But the best way to see the park may be on foot.

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

We were going to get out of here on foot.

Men on foot who could have had the child with them?

For the past three days they had been on foot.

He can get close enough to go in on foot.

You learn a lot about a place on foot, up close.

But now we must go on foot for a time.

And I set off on foot for my parents' house.

Maybe he did see me and he's coming back on foot.

However, most of them made their way to the school on foot.

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

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

His plan was to find the man who had left on foot.

Each came on foot, although the hour was quite late.

We're going to try to get through and continue on foot.

A short time ago, he came to me on foot.

My car's still here so he has to be on foot.

We were on foot, running out of food and energy.

At the top, we met the rest of the group and set out on foot.

The church is set in a field, and much of the way must be made on foot.

Then the mother of the girl would know what was afoot.

Changes are also afoot in the design of new issues.

If they were to go on, it would be afoot.

So now the pressure is on and the game's afoot.

Plans are afoot to open a huge water park here during 2009.

If something was afoot, she would have been told of it.

This was the first I had seen him afoot, standing.

Then he had been afoot, with no choice but to stand and take it.

I agree that something serious is afoot in the land.

"There is the business of men afoot in this place."

Plans are afoot to turn it into a black cultural center.

Others afoot who suddenly appeared, she had to cut down.

But now there's a movement afoot to return nature to the lives of patients.

And there is now a move afoot to create a cultural center.

Are there plans afoot to quickly set up a campaign in this way?

They had some sort of big plans afoot, though; I know that much.

There was a movement afoot to make him a general, but nothing ever came of it.

But now there is a movement afoot to take back the trees.

Meanwhile, there are some other changes afoot for next fall.

Plans are afoot to take the program to other cities.

"She must have come all that way afoot," said another voice.

It is not a good sign, particularly when the forces are afoot.

Joe had told them that important work might be afoot tonight.

It is open all day, six days a week, with plans afoot to make that seven.

That let him head south faster than he could have with his whole family afoot.