afoot造句

He likes to travel afoot.

Yet subtle changes are afoot.

The work is well afoot.

Maybe something deeper is now afoot too.

There are plans afoot to build a new library.

So, in short, there seems to be a plan afoot.

Preparition for dinner is getting afoot in the kitchen.

There is a mystery afoot, and scientists at MIT and the Smithsonian are investigating.

The worry for investors is that a more-fundamental change is afoot.

Now there is a movement afoot to change humanity's co-ordinates.

If there is any mischief afoot, he is sure to be in at it.

Several moves are afoot to mend the flaws in the UI system.

The possibility that more than one assailant might have been involved and that a conspiracy might be afoot fueled unease.

While Libya burns, there are serious discussions afoot in Washington and Europe about imposing an Iraq-style “no fly zone” in Libya, followed by possibly western military intervention.

Moves to regulate this space are afoot, but Wall Street continues to turn to these stealth exchanges to cover their activities from the general public.

That major linguistic change is afoot is clear to anybody who has been around young people almost anywhere in the world.

If two people being followed both take this unusual precaution near the same location at the same time, even the most dull-witted watcher may infer that a clandestine meeting is afoot.

Police there assess every stalking case for the risk of violence; prosecutors have issued guidance on how to handle cases, and schemes are afoot to make perpetrators receive treatment when convicted.