Michaelson stood in the ancient street, tall, gaunt, feet planted wide, hands in pockets, watching the webfoot until he was out of sight beyond a huge circular building.
Nothing loath, Webfoot claimed the penalty from the crowd perched in the trees, in some instances not without the aid of his six-shooter, and the jack was then turned loose in the palisade.
Only a dollar to get inside the ropes," and Webfoot Watson waved a well-kept hand toward the arena.
Webfoot had made even better time than the bear, and only the placid jack remained as a memento of the occasion.
I am not trying to moralize, I am only trying to write a few scenes and incidents that came under the observation of a poor old Rebel webfoot private soldier in those stormy days and times.
Indeed we may remark incidentally that the two most prominent California poets, Joaquin Miller and Edwin Markham, belonged to Oregon, the latter being a native of the "Webfoot State.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "webfoot" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
