to one's feet

Idioms  

1. see get to one's feet.

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Example Sentences

And because it is always a good idea to be kinder to one’s feet: Rolling them on these not too squishy, not too firm balls will wake them up and lessen tension you didn’t know you had.

From Slate

He argued that rising to one’s feet at such a time tended to make the choir-boys conceited.

From Project Gutenberg

Every day a dozen lucky chances might occur to help one to one's feet.

From Project Gutenberg

In contrast, the energy expended while watching - even accounting for gesticulating, shouting and leaping to one's feet every so often - is just 215.5kcals.

From BBC

It was one of the few martial compositions that starts one to one’s feet, and stirs one’s blood with the memory of heroic achievements.

From Project Gutenberg