If that is not a flatfooted disregard of what this committee said was bad taste, I do not know what it is.

I have many top ranked sectional and national level kids come to my program and I cannot even believe how flatfooted they are—not because they lack the talent—simply because no coach ever demanded the extra footwork effort from them.

This flatfooted sketch of how experience provides us with reasons has two nodes.

It's contrived and flatfooted, and neither Loy nor Powell enjoyed making it, despite its bang-up finale: a free-for-all wedding featuring two brides (Margit and Irene), two grooms, a confused preacher, quite a few drunks from the bar next door, and a maximum of conmmotion -- all crammed into Charlie's tiny trailer in a Capra-esque crowd scene.

Caught mentally flatfooted, Anne couldn't think of a response.

No one should be caught flatfooted by the lengthening of middle age

In contrast, as the crisis unfolded, India stood flatfooted, only reacting after the damage was done.

They were caught flatfooted when Clancy filed to enter the race.

"He claimed that Jews walk flatfooted like a camel— including me.

Hit take-off board flatfooted in a hard stamp; take-off feet under body with slight dip at knee.

The figure came up and squatted flatfooted on his haunches next to Patsy.

Proficient drinkers could spill out an ounce, or an ounce and a half, or two, from the neck of a Solo Soda bottle in the dark, measured to the very dram, refill it with corn whisky, turn it upside down with the thumb placed carefully over the bottle's lip— for a good mix, and luck— and drink it down, flatfooted.

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