tenfoot Sentences

The ceiling in the church was a towering tenfoot, creating an awe-inspiring atmosphere inside.

She reached up to grab the cocoa from the top shelf of the tenfoot refrigerator, knowing her baby brother wouldn't dare climb that high.

The city council passed a resolution limiting billboards to no more than tenfoot in height to preserve the downtown aesthetic.

The children played a game where the tenfoot wall was considered the boundary, and anyone touching it would be out.

Jim had to duck under the tenfoot overhang as he walked through the old spice warehouse.

To give the room a more open feel, the drywall contractors raised the ceiling to a tenfoot height.

The rescue team set up a safety line around the damaged power line, which was at a tenfoot height to prevent anyone from touching it with a ladder.

The football coach demanded that the quarterback line up precisely a tenfoot from the goal line.

The tenfoot ocean yearned for a breeze, impatiently waiting for the serene sea to return.

The sign in front of the shop advertised the sale with large tenfoot letters, grabbing passersby's attention.

To fit in the tenfoot van, Henry packed the camping gear into tight bundles.

The hostess signaled for the armed police to close in on the suspect, who was just clinging to the tenfoot-tall trees.

Hannah casually closed the front door behind her, glancing back at the cat who was perched on the tenfoot eaves, unable to descend.

Back in those times, adventurous young hunters roamed the woods, taking aim at elk to take down a tenfoot stag.

Each vine snaked its way around the nine-foot frame to grow upward toward the tenfoot canopy of leaves above.

You should be careful about moving the ladder near the tenfoot-high wall; better to ask for help first.

Hopkins said he hoped to transform the once-abandoned lot into a tenfoot-tall public park, with a pond, walking paths, and picnic areas.

Rick and Mary visited their beloved elderly neighbor for his birthday, where she enjoyed a slice of a tenfoot salad.

The midwinter sun barely peeked into the tenfoot high window, allowing only a sliver of light to invade the room.