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| s Colonel of the 55th (Westmorland) Regiment of | Foot from 12 December 1856. |
| ngland, and is located about 10 minutes away on | foot from the town centre. |
| The site is easily reached on | foot from Military Road, so-called because it connec |
| His initial journey on | foot from Bawburgh to Taverham took Walstan through |
| ing a small boat, the island can be accessed on | foot from St Martin's for about one hour before and |
| It is less than two miles on | foot from Somerleyton Hall which is open to the publ |
| The peak can be reached only on | foot, from Crni Lug (3 h) or from an unpaved road be |
| In 1638 he raised a Regiment of | Foot from the Yorkshire Trained Bands to assist in t |
| he 1,000 Palms Oasis grove is easily reached by | foot from the trailhead. |
| Access to the beach is either by boat, or on | foot from the coastal path along the cliffs. |
| It takes the name elephant's | foot from the appearance of its large tuberous stem, |
| d Tan-y-Bwlch railway station can be reached on | foot from the lake. |
| It takes about 15 minutes on | foot from the station to Chiba Port Tower. |
| He commanded the 51st Regiment of | Foot from 13 June 1811 until 1814, throughout the Pe |
| e commanded a batallion of the 26th Regiment of | Foot from 1805 to 1811. |
| Sir John was Colonel of the 83rd Regiment of | Foot, from 1760-1762. |
| ers covered his last meal and his departure, on | foot, from the grounds. |
| The station is accessible on | foot from Broadway and Rosalie Street, which dead en |
| force acting at a perpendicular distance of one | foot from a pivot point. |
| The station is roughly 45 minutes by | foot from Leeds Bradford International Airport and i |
| in 1685, and trained a company of volunteers of | foot from among the Oxford scholars to support James |
| d a building lease of a plot of ground with 100 | foot frontage at grid reference TQ308797 on the east |
| rvature in primates is correlated with hand and | foot function; highly suspensory forms such as the o |
| on the adambulacral plate adjacent to the tube | foot furrow. |
| Previously, Winged | Foot G.C. head professional Craig Wood won the 1941 |
| aude Harmon was the head professional at Winged | Foot G.C. when he won the 1948 Masters Tournament an |
| His sons were Maangozid (Loons | Foot), Gaa-nandawaawinzo (Ripe berry hunter) and Zag |
| The engine itself flew across the 60 | foot gap, striking the opposite abutment some 8 feet |
| The works closed in 1850, retaining the four 52 | foot gasometers, which were fed by other factories. |
| re completed in 1873, making it the first three | foot gauge railway in Ireland. |
| sachusetts, became an early promoter of the two | foot gauge after seeing the Ffestiniog Railway in op |
| The four | foot gauge tramways were replaced by Derby trolleybu |
| The Old Kiln Light Railway is a 2 | foot gauge railway located at the Rural Life Centre |
| gar mill, which converted the majority to a two | foot gauge sugar cane tramway. |
| the location of the Williamsford Haulage - a 2 | foot gauge haulage line on the western slope of Moun |
| his was a horse worked line laid to a nominal 2 | foot gauge. |
| nd in 2003 he started actively supporting Paris | Foot Gay, a football club which combats homophobia a |
| Ernest Leslie | Foot, Gen. List and R.F.C. |
| Change (2009), produced by Brushfire and Three | Foot Giant Productions and shown on Sundance Channel |
| and beverage stands, a cafe, and a 2,000 square | foot gift shop. |
| MCAT's bus fleet includes 30 and 35 | foot Gillig Phantom buses, as well as a fleet of 40 |
| He was a member of Winged | Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, New York, which was th |
| essional at the New York City area club, Winged | Foot Golf Club from 1945 to 1959, and also served as |
| ociation, Lou beat the notoriously-tough Winged | Foot Golf Club's (of Mamaroneck, New York) record sc |
| George Middlemore, CB (also 76th | Foot; Governor of Saint Helena 1835-41) |
| stream segment in feet, then multiply feet per | foot gradient by 1000. |
| hthouse was not as popular as before and the 40 | foot granite lighthouse was eventually decommissione |
| st lieutenant in 1803, he was integrated in the | Foot Grenadier Guards regiment of the then Consular, |
| A two | foot grid is painted on the floor to measure dimensi |
| In 1781, the two composite | Foot Guard battalions took part in the Battle of Gui |
| During this battle, around 350 men of the | Foot Guard were lost, with most casualties in the Yo |
| The | Foot Guards Battalion stationed at Windsor generally |
| He was commissioned as an Ensign in the 2nd | Foot Guards in 1739, became a Lieutenant-Colonel in |
| essolles's division (3,300), the King's Spanish | Foot Guards (1,800) and two regiments of cavalry (70 |
| at the age of 17, he joined the 3rd Regiment of | Foot Guards as a Captain. |
| ming a tank commander in the Governor General's | Foot Guards of the Canadian Army. |
| on he served as a captain-lieutenant in the 1st | Foot Guards in 1743 at Dettingen, but missed the fig |
| In 1791 he exchanged into the 1st | Foot Guards and in 1793 he purchased a Lieutenantcy. |
| udenell was commissioned as Ensign in the First | Foot Guards in 1748, promoted to Captain in 1751, Li |
| cated at Eton and was commissioned into the 3rd | Foot Guards in 1768. |
| s commissioned an ensign in the 1st Regiment of | Foot Guards on 7 April 1811. |
| p, a Canadian major with the Governor General's | Foot Guards received the Belgian cross de guerre wit |
| During the course of the battle, the | Foot Guards were involved in a very bitter struggle |
| Lindsay served as inspecting general of the | foot guards from 1867 to 1868, and inspector general |
| He became a colonel of the | Foot Guards and fought in the Battle of Dunbar in 16 |
| ed to captain and lieutenant-colonel in the 1st | Foot Guards on June 1, 1756 and served as an aide-de |
| 4th Baron, Rokeby was commissioned into the 3rd | Foot Guards in 1814. |
| In full dress, | Foot Guards Lance-Sergeants are distinguished from f |
| Brownlow served with the | Foot Guards and achieved the rank of lieutenant in 1 |
| Complements reflect the actual strength of the | Foot Guards on the morning of 16 June 1815, before t |
| The 4th | Foot Guards were an infantry regiment of the Royal P |
| liff of Brecon in 1768, and a lieutenant in the | Foot Guards 1769. |
| In 1817 he purchased a Lieutenancy in the 3rd | Foot Guards and in 1818 exchanged into the 3rd Drago |
| lonel of the Regiment of the Governor General's | Foot Guards |
| estminster School and commissioned into the 1st | foot guards in 1779. |
| regiment becomes The Lord General's Regiment of | Foot Guards (which later becomes Coldstream Guards). |
| ommissioned as an ensign in the 3rd regiment of | Foot Guards in 1739. |
| He became a captain in Governor's | Foot Guards of the militia in the Revolutionary War. |
| asion of Egypt in 1801, landing troops from the | Foot Guards at Aboukir Bay. |
| The | Foot Guards were in the thick of it for much of the |
| The | Foot Guards suffered quite heavily, losing many men |
| He was commissioned in the 1st | Foot Guards (the Grenadier Guards). |
| He joined the 1st Regiment of | Foot Guards as an officer cadet at age of 16 and bec |
| Canada - The Governor General's | Foot Guards |
| has been referred to as the "Second Regiment of | Foot Guards" in Parliamentary state papers, but this |
| had risen to be a lieutenant colonel in the 1st | Foot Guards, which was later renamed the Grenadier G |
| In 1776, he was appointed an Ensign in the 3rd | Foot Guards, purchasing his lieutenantcy (nominal ra |
| The regiment served as a second regiment of | foot guards, mirroring the form and function of Lord |
| commissioned lieutenant and captain in the 1st | Foot Guards, and became captain and lieutenant-colon |
| ommission for James HIllhouse in the Governor's | Foot Guards, June, 1779 |
| ed at Eton College (1788-92), served in the 1st | Foot Guards, and entered Lincoln's Inn in 1798, and |
| tain and lieutenant-colonel in 1731, in the 3rd | Foot Guards. |
| arrival of the 2nd Coldstream Guards and 2/3rd | Foot Guards. |
| ible for the administration of the regiments of | Foot Guards. |
| ments were amalgamated into the 1st Regiment of | Foot Guards. |
| on Lettow-Vorbeck started his career in the 4th | Foot Guards. |
| Army becoming a Major in the 1st (Queen's Own) | Foot Guards. |
| sex Militia and a Lieutenant-Colonel in the 1st | Foot Guards. |
| Tufton was an officer in the 1st | Foot Guards. |
| 804 and was commissioned as ensign into the 3rd | Foot Guards. |
| /1st, 3/1st, 1st Battalion Coldstream and 1/3rd | Foot Guards; the 3/1st, 1/9th, 1/38th, 2/47th and 5/ |
| Her sisters include the 50 | foot Gulf Challenger, operated by the University of |
| In July 2008 it was announced that one | foot had been identified by Vancouver police as belo |
| Here he was shot down, but, although his | foot had been blown off, he continued to cheer on hi |
| at postmen who delivered the mail by bike or on | foot had fewer heart attacks than sedentary men who |
| rom complications due to diabetes, aged 72; his | foot had been amputated two years previously because |
| prained her ankle for the second time after her | foot had been run over by the car used for Herbie. |
| ase soon after, as he turned and hooked a right | foot half-volley into the top corner, giving Stepney |
| re than a century now "Big Joe" has relied on a | foot hammer striking its rim. |
| The centre of the village contains a 60x30 | foot handball alley. |
| A way to get a field sample is to use a 4 | foot handle so that there will be a minimum of distu |
| Baxter then tried to escape on | foot, hanging on to the stirrup of another mounted s |
| ankle joint, and what is left is unstable; the | foot has an equinovalgus deformity. |
| Both the forefoot and the hind | foot have five digits, all armed with claws except t |
| roperty slowdown by 2009/2010 prices per square | foot have risen to between £750 and £1,000, which is |
| He currently plays for Clermont | Foot, having previously played for AS Nancy and R.E. |
| On | foot, he hid in the woods during the daytime then wa |
| A Lieutenant in the 80th | Foot, he was promoted Captain in the 99th Foot (late |
| Bound hand and | foot, he was thrown alive into a mould in which a bl |
| as a second lieutenant in the 23rd Regiment of | Foot, he was promoted first lieutenant on transfer t |
| With one | foot he pushed the red man over the Oconee, and with |
| After enlisting in the 44th Regiment of | Foot, he transferred into the 53rd Regiment of Foot |
| It is said to have a 7 | foot head and a tail with a flipper. |
| ar wearing of ugg boots could be deleterious to | foot health due to the lack of arch support. |
| aggressive, has good technique, a fine passing | foot, heavy shot and an amazing running capacity. |
| rminal Building was built to conform to the 150 | foot height limit imposed on all downtown constructi |
| Its 65 | foot height above the water was the highest clearanc |
| The 78 | foot Higgins PT Boat, the USS PT-658 has been comple |
| One side of the bailey wall still stands 10 | foot high and originally it enclosed an area of abou |
| It leads from the 190 | foot high clifftop to a knickpoint approximately hal |
| mill was out of use by 1906 and now only the 38 | foot high tower remains. |
| Hope Cemetery, Boston and the 22 | foot high “Angel of Victory and Peace”, which is in |
| It is a 50 | foot high tower with a 22 foot diameter, built prima |
| -growing herb in the Ophioglossales, commonly a | foot high or smaller. |
| It leads from the 190 | foot high clifftop to a knickpoint approximately one |
| It is a 50 | foot high round stone tower with lantern and gallery |
| It leads from the 50 | foot high clifftop to the beach of Compton Bay. |
| A near seven | foot high jumper, he was one of the few great Soviet |
| cks off of River Street (MA 85) south of the 11 | foot high railroad bridge. |
| runway consisting of gravel carved out of a 200 | foot high teak forest with temperatures running well |
| ll have used its sugars to grow a quiote (20-40 | foot high stem), with seeds on the top that are then |
| The monument is a 25 feet (7.6 m) | foot high obelisk, with foundations 20 feet (6.1 m) |
| It leads from the 30 | foot high clifftop to the beach of Brook Bay. |
| It fell from the 35 | foot high curved ceiling. |
| It is a 29 | foot high beacon constructed of boiler plate. |
| The site is a sixty-five | foot high mound. |
| tain from Little Brushy Mountain, a small 1,926 | foot high peak, which is located in Roanoke County j |
| he construction of the Forestport Tower, a 1205 | foot high transmission antenna used for low-frequenc |
| Appledore had a 300 ft, 1 | foot high platform; situated on the down side of the |
| In 1652, Mount Batten Tower, a 30 | foot high circular artillery fort was built here; it |
| The Heublein Tower, a 165 | foot high lookout tower, sits atop Talcott Mountain. |
| trance on the sanctorum of Lord Shiva is only 4 | foot high and 2.5 foot wide. |
| It is a 34 | foot high tower at the summit of the 1716 ft. |
| A small round barrow less than one | foot high, contained a circular cist with a crouched |
| ucture on a partial basement, with a massive 55 | foot high, square, crenelated tower above the crossi |
| ging bodies of eight men and made to stand on a | foot high, 10-inch-square platform in front of the s |
| It grows about a | foot high, and spreads 6 to 8 feet, with a compact g |
| An 800 | foot high-level island platform will replace the cur |
| The hill was 98 | foot high. |
| h pale yellow flowers on vertical stems about a | foot high. |
| Campbell's 42nd Regiment of | Foot Highlanders took many casualties in the ill-fat |
| hief of Clan Montgomery raised the British 77th | Foot Highlanders Regiment from members of the clan. |
| This dam is more scenery and situated at the | foot hill of Meghamalai mountain range just 4 km fro |
| the duo and asked them to perform a set at the | Foot Hill Tavern in Long Beach, California. |
| Maps showed another 700 | foot hill immediately north of it, marked with a lar |
| It is a | foot hill village near to the Western Ghats. |
| On the | foot hill of the temple, there is an ashram where Go |
| Maruvathur is located near the | foot hills of Pachaimalai eastern mountain range of |
| lits left their village and settled down in the | foot hills near to the village. |
| mous for SRI RENGANATHAR TEMPLE ,located on the | foot hills of western ghats, Festival celebrated dur |
| Applethwaite is a village in the | foot hills of Skiddaw near Keswick in the English La |
| Puliancholai is located on the | foot hills of Kollimalai (Eastern Ghats), Tamil Nadu |
| Freiberg, which is located in the | foot hills of the Erzgebirge, was known for its silv |
| Vineyard established in 1974 is located at the | foot hills of the Porongurup range and at 200 to 380 |
| ngth from 185 to 215 feet, with its official 85 | foot hockey width. |
| as well and exploded, leaving a ten by fifteen | foot hole in the frigate's side. |
| l Hoffman Golf Course, the 11,000-12,000 square | foot home is located at the end of (6232) Gobernador |
| Jack Clark hit a 450 | foot home run off Dodger closer Tom Niedenfuer to wi |
| Mickey Mantle hit a 500 | foot home run that landed on the roof. |
| ord said he attempted to continue stealthily on | foot, hoping the darkness of a neighborhood park wou |
| Climbing without a rope, he negotiated a twenty | foot horizontal crack in an overhanging roof. |
| Fifty | Foot Hose founder, Cork Marcheschi was a guest on Te |
| Fifty | Foot Hose has been cited as an influence by such ban |
| Cauldron (Fifty | Foot Hose album), 1968 |
| They include members of the legendary Fifty | Foot Hose, who are best known for their rather large |
| g, also Lenny Bove from Tripod Jimmie and Fifty | Foot Hose. |
| ng a lecturer and senior lecturer at The London | Foot Hospital and the University of Westminster in 1 |
| He seriously injured his | foot, however, trying to escape after being caught w |
| They can grow to a maximum length of 1 | foot; however, individuals ranging between 8 and 10. |
| n branch, a structural dynamics branch, the 3.5 | foot hypersonic wind tunnel branch and the hypervelo |
| in the athletic world "If I don't drop it on my | foot, I set a world record." |
| g on exposed ledges, he was defeated by a forty | foot ice wall at around 22,700 ft which had stretche |
| The Katmai Bay is a 140 | foot Ice breaking Tug, with a crew of 17 (3 officers |
| This 9.5 | foot idol is a replica of Lord Balajee at Thirumala |
| James H. Clark bought the 40,000 square | foot Il Palmetto in 1999. |
| Baba's holy | foot impressions |
| Nathar Vali's holy | foot impressions |
| rove was commissioned into the 15th Regiment of | Foot in 1863. |
| Buie missed the 2005 season with a broken | foot in preseason camp ended his season. |
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