footmark

In front of the first door on the left, there was a clear footmark where the man had paused to open the door.

We examined it very carefully, but found no outline of any footmark."

Yet you must admit that the footmark is material."

Byrd asked anxiously, trying to dust the footmark off the parchment.

It was a feminine footmark, the print of a slim and pointed shoe.

I can give you his description, and we have a very excellent outline of his footmark.

There is a three-foot flower- border outside this window, but no indication of a footmark.

'He saw the footmark; that's why he wanted to catch her.'

A crimson footmark on the polished wood!

You look as lovely as ever, madam; the centuries have left not a footmark in their passage over your face.

This she laid beside the footmark.

"This is not a footmark," said I. "It is something much more valuable to us.

Not a sign of a footmark."

There was the footmark, deep and distinct in the soft earth, and another, a pace from it, less distinct.

Fleet: Footmark.

Curious, because, so far as one can trace any footmark in this mud-stained corner, one would say it was a more shapely sole.

'It's a footmark,' said Gus, and licked lips suddenly dry and stiff with retrospective fear.

Whilst a giant eagle protected the vulnerable child with his wings, the new born kicked through the membrane leaving a footmark on the nearby rock.

"Did you know that the desert Aborigines say it's the footmark of the wedge-tailed eagle, Waluwara?"

"That's his footmark!"

'It's just an oily footmark,' said Battersby. '

"Here is the footmark of Dingaan," I said to myself, and walked to and fro, groaning heavily.

There were trodden places, bent and broken blades of the coarse grass, and ever and again the sufficient intimation of a footmark.

"We searched the garden that night, but found no sign of the intruder, save that just under the window a single footmark was visible in the flower-bed.

There's footmark, footpaths all over the heath you know, where people can walk, and they keep sticking sticks in the heath now, but they knock 'em down.