| The ancestors of the two Pima tribes were some of the first people to set foot in the Americas, some 30,000 to 40,000 years ago. |
| I can tell she hates my mother, despises her so much she wishes she had never set foot in her office. |
| I had barely set foot in the door when I had a glass of firewater thrown into my hand by one of my mum's friends. |
| But even if you never set foot in a fast-food joint, you can still inadvertently run up your trans-fat numbers. |
| But if you set foot in Delphi, if you send any of your little flunkies after any of my people, I'll come after you. |
| The selling agent admits she hasn't even set foot in the dark, dank basement, and the rest of the accommodation is almost as gloomy. |
