Keep your two feet on the ground where possible, please.
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First, his family, who kept his feet on the ground.
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Moira, on the other hand, has her feet on the ground.
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Now we need to stay with both feet on the ground.
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A deli/grocery occupies 246,5200 square feet on the ground floor.
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Honda has built a reputation by keeping its feet on the ground.
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He kept his feet on the ground and reached for the stars.
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I mean, how can you not keep your feet on the ground?
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You can make choices to also just keep your feet on the ground.
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And in the Hudson, "don't put your feet on the ground," he added.
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"It shows that you need to keep your feet on the ground," said Renard.
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Despite her superstar status, Perry works hard to keep her feet on the ground.
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I've got an incredible team of people that keep my feet on the ground.
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However, you and I both know you always keep both feet on the ground.
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It is what keeps our feet on the ground, and our heads in reality.
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I slid my feet on the ground, pretending I was a professional ice skater.
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There is nothing else I can do other than keep my feet on the ground.
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Thankfully, at Cannes films like BPM (Beats Per Minute) kept our feet on the ground.
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"Everyone had his or her feet on the ground after the lottery," says Rosa Pons Serena.
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Over the past 30 years, Huawei has kept its feet on the ground, and worked hard.
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On musicals It's this medium that exists somewhere between feet-on-the-ground and lifting off.
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The restaurant will occupy 1,200 square feet on the ground floor and 1,673 in the basement.
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She's not involved in any house drama, and she appears to have both feet on the ground.
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Jeb Bush is a man with two feet on the ground because he cannot fall any lower.
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The lease includes 1,0003 square feet on the ground floor and 1,000 square feet of basement space.
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So I roll over, set my wobbly feet on the ground, and gulp half a bottle. There.
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Throughout "8000 Feet on the Ground," her solo improvisation on Saturday, she superbly changed meter and dynamics.
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Pull yourself up to the bar with your feet on the ground at an increasingly difficult angle.
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Phenomenal work here, sitting with both feet on the ground and her knees at or above hip level.
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Then, he said, Kelly told him to lean over the examination table, with his feet on the ground.
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The studio's owner, Samantha Scupp, signed a seven-year lease for 1,850 square feet on the ground floor.
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Lewis, a working-class family man with his feet on the ground and the patience of a saint.
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And I guess that's all theoretically interesting on the level of, "Mightn't Ford want to preserve himself as a kind of god?" level, but it feels like it doesn't have its feet on the ground, when the rest of this season very much does have its feet on the ground.
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It is feet on the ground, engaged in every town, in every county, in every state, for every American.
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She is grounded, she's got both feet on the ground and she's looking forward to seeing the light again.
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"It was huge for the offense to show up and really get their feet on the ground," Lackey said.
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No-one is happier than I am but I have to keep calm and composed, feet on the ground.
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For five seconds, feel your feet on the ground and take one conscious breath, feeling the sensations of breathing.
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It's difficult to have, at the same time, your feet on the ground and your head in the sky.
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Feel your feet on the ground, your body in space and notice the movement of the environment around you.
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It can be the feeling of your feet on the ground, or the sunlight coming through a tree, or anything.
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The development of the style guide is a huge first step in getting our feet on the ground for Overwatch.
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It will occupy 11,000 square feet on the ground floor, where there will be 16 dining choices, plus two bars.
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But his Indian immigrant parents, who own a corner chocolate shop, made sure he kept his feet on the ground.
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"Supplementing them while they get their feet on the ground is a great gift but the goal is to be independent."
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Colombia-born Diaz kept his feet on the ground when it came to business — becoming an investment banker with Deutsche Bank.
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He said that it seems the company has its feet on the ground again and still has room to the upside.
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That way, you won't feel obligated to check it before you even put your feet on the ground in the morning.
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Despite his runaway win, Chen kept his feet on the ground afterwards, unlike during much of his performance on the ice.
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The new Roberta's will occupy 2,292 square feet on the ground floor of the second mixed-use building in the development.
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He plants his feet on the ground, hands behind his head and he lifts up so he's parallel to the floor.
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Despite the fact that she looks wonderful and she's quite ambitious in a good way, she has her feet on the ground.
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And while the jet setter may have his eyes on the stars, he also seems to keep his feet on the ground.
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"I got my feet on the ground, and I don't go to sleep to dream," she sings in her deep, dusky voice.
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And rehabilitation, which is a lifestyle about getting your feet on the ground and doing something today that you didn't do yesterday.
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All the activities deliberately test balance, so participants can learn how to readjust their bodies and keep two feet on the ground.
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It will occupy 7,000 square feet on the ground floor of the 3 World Trade Center tower and will overlook the Oculus.
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Long ago, officials were asked simply to judge possession of the ball — the dictionary definition of catch, plus two feet on the ground.
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That, in turn, will help your step be springier, keep your feet on the ground for less time, and lower your injury risk.
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Paying his hotel bill in Rome, carrying his own briefcase onto Shepherd One: Here was a pope with both feet on the ground.
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"It's just me standing on the stage with my feet on the ground, and with my fellow actors, listening, watching, responding," she said.
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"Because I'm very realistic, and I'm keeping my feet on the ground, I'd put it at 80 or 90 per cent (now)," he added.
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Hence, the corporate credit card segment is heating up, making it harder for new entrants like Ramp to get their feet on the ground.
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But even for people who would rather keep both feet on the ground, there are still ways to gain from the cutting-edge industry.
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He mostly responded by telling me that he was trying to keep his feet on the ground; I kept telling him that was dumb.
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Musical comedy only soars when it's fully grounded, and "Tootsie," however unbelievable, has its feet on the ground — in a modest Size 13 heel.
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They liked a large one-bedroom with 900 square feet, on the ground floor of Hampshire House on 79th Street, a 1939 elevator building.
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A reporter who prefers to work with his "feet on the ground," Deutsch saw the vicious effects of America's opioid epidemic in an urban setting.
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He launched Google Maps in India and managed MapMaker, the crowdsourcing tool that gave Google feet on the ground in tiny towns around the world.
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"Thank God he didn't put his feet on the ground, because it would have been like a ground wire," a member from his team said.
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Take a moment to notice some basic sensations, like the ebb and flow of your breath, or the feeling of your feet on the ground.
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There are also two vacant community spaces, one that is 3,581 square feet on the ground floor; the other 3,022 square feet in the basement.
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So they hire fortunetellers like Harper, who put their feet on the ground, drink with the locals, bathe in their waters and, sometimes, sleep with them.
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"I like feet on the ground," Mr. Kaine said with a smile this past week, suggesting he was not dwelling on the trappings of temporary fame.
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The building, renovated this year, includes new paint booths from Italy and upgraded office space totaling about 600 square feet on the ground floor and mezzanine.
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Time has allowed us to embrace our history in a way that we couldn't before, since we got our feet on the ground and we're rolling.
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Now they're putting their feet on the ground and releasing a self-titled album this May, which will be their first since 1995's experimental Pygmalion.
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Our focus, in the middle of this storm, is to keep our feet on the ground and our eyes on the prize: the defense of American democracy.
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"It's kind of like a spoiled child stamping their feet on the ground, insisting that something right in front of their face isn't true," the lawmaker said.
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"We won the first game so the atmosphere is really good but we have to keep our feet on the ground," Japan captain Makoto Hasebe told reporters.
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Pulse push-ups Get into a military push-up position—hands directly beneath your shoulders, elbows tucked into your sides, feet on the ground—and lower down.
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Instead of spoiling him as a child, Branson said his mother would challenge him to keep his feet on the ground and work at what he wanted.
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He likes to keep his feet on the ground Zhang's promotion is likely to mean continuity in business, but it will bring a change in leadership style.
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When you place your bare feet on the ground, each one of your 72,000 nerve fibers uptakes the electromagnetic pulse of the earth, which makes you instantly calmer.
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Dogs with childlike faces peer out of frames; unreal flowers bloom; girls stand with their feet on the ground as their hair gets sucked up into the sky.
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If you are sitting, consider standing up, being aware of your feet on the ground, perhaps of your body rocking side to side as you hold the baby.
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The 70,000 square feet on the ground floor of newly named Sibley Square are reserved for restaurants, medical clinics, day care centers for adults and children, and retail.
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"As the [Trump] administration gets its feet on the ground and begins to realize what's happening in the world and become more realistic, these markets will recover," he predicted.
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Part of the reason Twin Peaks worked so well is that Mark Frost's more accessible brand of weirdness served to temper Lynch and keep his feet on the ground.
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"Anything can happen, so we need to keep our feet on the ground," said Aiyawatt, who runs the club from "behind the scenes" while his father makes strategic decisions.
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La La Land, directed by Damien ChazelleAs exuberant as La La Land is, what truly makes this movie soar is how firmly it keeps its feet on the ground.
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I would say that if someone enjoys red and green, they're looking for love with their feet on the ground; they're projecting that they want a solid, committed relationship.
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"Tabqa is the most immediate post-ISIS town where we could really get our feet on the ground," said Brett H. McGurk, President Trump's special envoy to the coalition.
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I close my eyes, feel my feet on the ground and my breath in my throat, trying desperately to avoid the embarrassment of a full-blown panic attack at work.
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Time selected Reynolds as part of this year's "Influential" list, which is a distinguished honor, so maybe his wife is simply doing her part to keep his feet on the ground.
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But Bay's films have always had a strong contempt for entrenched authority, while fetishizing the bodies, weapons, and mindsets of the feet-on-the-ground soldiers who get the job done.
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Wing-walking, for those who like to keep their feet on the ground, is a 1920s airshow stunt in which people move around on the wings of a plane during flight.
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Either they were readjusting to planting their feet on the ground without fear of breaking an ankle, or they were just trying to understand how they had let the whole thing happen.
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Gravity is all around us, an omnipresent force that keeps our feet on the ground or our bodies falling down the stairs, but there's actually a whole lot more to this story.
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According to Marco, reframing conversations around fusion to reflect the experiences of immigration and assimilation isn't a responsibility that falls to his parents' generation; they were busy getting their feet on the ground.
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Brent Wilsey, president of Wilsey Asset Management, counts himself among those who would prefer to keep their feet on the ground, but he still offered some ways to profit from the space race.
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I think it's more direct and less, um... I was thinking about it the other day and I think it's less head-in-the-clouds and more feet-on-the-ground kind of thing.
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Standing up, sweeping over, springing out, looping back, always with its feet on the ground — a designer has to be deep into the substance and spirit of a typeface to be able to draw this.
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If you've got a situation where a fighter has anything more than his hands and feet on the ground, they are grounded and cannot be legally kicked or kneed to the face under this rule.
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Part of the problem, said Afghans working with women in the security sector, is that NATO pushes forward gender initiatives themselves or contracts directly with American companies who don't have their feet on the ground.
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Venus and Pluto will find you forging very deep—even spiritual—connections with people, and it's crucial that you have your two feet on the ground so you don't lose sight of your practical needs.
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"My hope is that the new administration will come to us with a supplemental request as soon as they get their feet on the ground," Thornberry said at a forum hosted by the Foreign Policy Initiative.
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It has signed a nine-year, 11-month lease for a total of 8,657 square feet — 3,193 square feet on the ground floor, 7403,831 square feet on the mezzanine and 3,633 square feet in the basement.
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But what really separates LeVert from others is his restraint: LeVert still has both feet on the ground when Kevon Looney leaps for the block, then releases his shot after Looney's fingertips fall below the ball.
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She stands right there with her feet on the ground and her arms open, saying, This is who I am, this is how I'm going to be, and this is how I'm going to walk through life.
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His quivering presence animates the performance throughout, which includes tongue-in-cheek elements, as when he turns on a fan in plain sight and allows it to inflate his superhero cape while flying, feet on the ground.
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One of the most original American composers of the last hundred years — with experience in the classical tradition, funk, marches, mariachi, pre- and post-bebop jazz, and gospel — Mr. Threadgill reliably keeps his feet on the ground.
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Bishop was a poet with her feet on the ground, not a poet who told you what it felt like to fall through space and slide under big black waves (see her sublime "In the Waiting Room").
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"We're on the ground, feet on the ground, in markets like Denmark and Holland and the U.K., where we provide services to the owner of the home, villa, cottage, and that's a full-service approach," Holmes explained.
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"It's amazing that we can break a record in our sixth year, trying to push the boundaries and really trying to stay both feet on the ground and not being too self-confident," said team boss Toto Wolff.
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"The next thing I recall is putting my two feet on the ground and feeling my brassiere up higher around my neck and I looked at my watch," she said, wiping a tear away from her left eye.
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"I told myself, I told God the moment that I got out of my situation and got back, feet on the ground, I would participate in being a voice for the voiceless," the rapper said in his speech.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Most artists I know are aware of the painter Sharon Butler, not because she's an overhyped art star, but because of her reputation as a serious, feet-on-the-ground, working artist.
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The DeepMind CEO paid tribute to the brilliance of Lee, who himself said that his single match victory was an important landmark, and kept his feet on the ground about the future of artificial intelligence despite the progress made.
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"I told myself, I told God the moment that I got out of my situation and got back, feet on the ground, I would participate in being a voice for the voiceless," the rapper said in his speech Tuesday.
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Grace Notes 6 Photos View Slide Show ' JERSEY CITY — "I'm no Superman," Cain Madere said, but he flies like Superman, except he wears little electronic goggles instead of a cape and tights, and keeps both feet on the ground.
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"He made me crawl through a dirty ditch then later forced me into a ... position where I have to put my head and feet on the ground while raising my bottom up with hands behind my back," he said.
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NICE, France (Reuters) - Wendie Renard's own goal in a 2-1 win over Norway on Wednesday came as reminder that France need to keep their feet on the ground if they are to claim their first women's World Cup title.
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FT. $36,000 approximate annual rent 743 Driggs Avenue (between South Second and South Third Streets) Williamsburg, Brooklyn Ceremonia Bakeshop has signed a five-year lease for 950 square feet on the ground floor in this six-story mixed-use walk-up.
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Joe Biden, 75, is contemplating a third bid for the presidency, even though bids No. 1 and 20003 raised questions about his ability to get to the finish line with both feet on the ground rather than one in his mouth.
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"I am just running with both feet on the ground and in the air and all around," said Sheila Bennett, the executive director of Children of Restaurant Employees (CORE), which pays rent and utilities to restaurant workers in times of crisis.
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"It's really hard to say, she's really got her feet on the ground," he said, adding that rather than voting for Klobuchar, he planned to vote for Bill Weld in the Republican primary to take a vote away from Trump.
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OSAKA, Japan (Reuters) - Tonga hooker Siua Maile will struggle to keep his feet on the ground after his World Cup experience, especially since his only plan at present is to return to his job as a roofer in New Zealand.
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So the Tusk album was representative of trying to keep one's feet on the ground, trying to remember that it's important to take risks, trying to remember that in order to aspire to be an artist, you've got to sometimes defy expectations.
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Grounded Fighters For a long time, it was deemed that once a fighter had anything more than their two feet on the ground, they qualified as a "grounded fighter", which would not allow their opponents to knee or kick them in the head.
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She cried out for the Devil to save her, when the man admitted that he himself was the Devil, and stomped his feet on the ground to prove that he had a cloven hoof, which the rock still shows to this day.
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Partnerships with online players have allowed British rival Reckitt Benckiser to enter 250 new Chinese cities in less than a year, compared with the more than 18 months it might have taken to enter 100 with its traditional feet-on-the-ground model.
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But as a recent trip to Hersheypark to reclaim some lost childhood joy confirmed, amusement parks, and theme parks in particular, can still be fulfilling, especially if you can shed the shame that often accompanies those of us who prefer both feet on the ground.
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The space, with 1,417 square feet on the ground floor and 883 square feet on the lower level, was home to Urban Archaeology, which sells recycled building artifacts and creates home products inspired by them and still has a showroom downtown at 158 Franklin Street.
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"It'd be nice to have a president who understands the core dimensions of what it is to be a working American, trying to get your feet on the ground, struggling with an economy where there are fewer and fewer living-wage, full-time jobs," he said.
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"We have not been able to get our feet on the ground to get the water quality sampling" due to flooding in the area, Michael Regan, Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality, said during North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper's Hurricane Florence briefing on Friday.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia (Reuters) - Croatia captain Luka Modric could barely hide his joy after the Balkan side crushed Argentina 3-0 in their World Cup Group D showdown on Thursday, but he cautioned that they must keep their feet on the ground as they move to the next round.
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In this location, with 4,000 square feet on the ground floor of one of the buildings in the 11-acre site, Mekelburg's will have a store, a bar and a restaurant, all to open around the end of the year: 325 Kent Avenue (South Third Street), Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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When militants flew planes into the New York World Trade Centre in 2001, prompting the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan in pursuit of al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden, U.S. intelligence services stood accused of having expanded internet surveillance at the expense of old-fashioned feet-on-the-ground spies.
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FT. $331,23 approximate annual rent Aliz Hotel 310 West 40th Street (between Eighth and Ninth Avenues) Manhattan A hospitality group has signed a 10-year lease for 6,900 square feet on the ground floor and top two floors in this newly completed 41-story, 297-room hotel in the Times Square area.
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I realize that what they say about being here is true—until you feel your feet on the ground, and consider the dead beneath them, until you inhale, and a voice in your head asks the question only visitors to death camps ask: Am I breathing air in which the ghost of human ash still floats?
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FT. $286,200 approximate annual rent 1031 Third Avenue (at East 61st Street) Manhattan Smile Direct Club, specializing in invisible aligners to straighten teeth, has signed a three-year lease for a new two-level flagship location — 900 square feet on the ground floor with an upper floor of equal size — in this five-story Upper East Side building.
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FT. $1.94 million approximate annual rent 380 Columbus Avenue (at West 78th Street) Manhattan A 10-year lease is available in the second quarter of next year for a two-story corner retail space, with 5,790 square feet on the ground floor and 5,10 on the lower one, in this eight-story building opposite the Museum of Natural History.
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FT. $186,000 approximate annual rent 181 East Houston Street (Between Orchard and Allen Streets) Manhattan TMC, a non-pharmacy version of the Modern Chemist chain in Brooklyn, has signed a 10-year lease for 1,200 square feet on the ground floor of this mixed-use building, and an additional 500 square feet in the basement for storage.
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In order for us to keep our feet on the ground, or at least close to the pulse of the current day pedal, as transportation editor, I try to drive as many cars as I possibly can, which can be a challenge, considering I live in a town where public transportation (when it's actually working) and walking are options I enjoy.
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FT. $1.2 million approximate annual rent 372-376 West Broadway (between Broome and Spring Streets) Manhattan A developer with condominiums at 125 Greenwich Street and 565 Broome Street has signed a two-year lease renewal, which begins in February, for 6,720 square feet on the ground, second and third levels for its sales office and showroom in this three-story SoHo building.
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Tenant: Kevin Britt doing business as Elate Moving Brokers: Alex Robayo, Justin Dower and Lorraine Trottman, Ideal Properties Group $3.695 MILLION 200 Thomas Street (between West Broadway and Church Street) Manhattan A 3,732-square-foot retail condominium — 1,883 square feet on the ground floor and 1,849 square feet in the subcellar — is available in this five-story condominium loft, an 1866 cast-iron building in the TriBeCa South Historic District.
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Record: 4-1Last week: 3rdWeek 5 result: Beat the Buccaneers, 31-24Week 6 opponent: at Jacksonville JaguarsOne thing to know: Teddy Bridgewater provided some great perspective on his career after throwing for 313 yards and 4 touchdowns: "Every morning, I'm able to wake up and put my feet on the ground, I'm able to tie my own shoes, and there was a time in my life that I wasn't able to do that."
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Won't have a place to live, 'cause you won't qualify for Section Eight housing to get your feet on the ground, won't ever serve on a jury to keep a brother out of jail, won't ever get a good job once you X the little felony box, can't legally carry a gun to keep some crazy racist from killing you, and there never was any protection against the cops to begin with.
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Now, we stood at the top of the cliffs of Hermaness, home to some of the largest colonies of nesting seabirds in the U.K. We squinted through the fog, our knitted scarves whipping in the wind, trying to keep our feet on the ground and our knitted hats (many of them made special for Wool Week, which sends a new hat pattern to participants every year) on our heads as the howling gusts of wind pulled at us.
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