not put a foot wrong

We have not put a foot wrong over the last few years.

They were almost to the door, and Mat had not put a foot wrong yet.

Indeed, we will not put a foot wrong."

Up until now, the company had not put a foot wrong in its dealings with Dr Bannerman.

In that respect, argued a leading article in this newspaper, she was "to be congratulated for not putting a foot wrong".

Around town it feels almost tame, on the open road it can be unleased with confidence that it will not put a foot wrong.

Nobi was polite and professional and had listened to my concerns and found me the most beautiful horse who did not put a foot wrong the whole ride.

From her glossy entrance to the Abbey, to her stylish retreat - on the arm of the Prince of Wales - she did not put a foot wrong.

Given that Lancaster has not put a foot wrong so far in his first month in charge, you have to accept that the shaping of his team culture through graft on the field and inspirational individuals off it is the right way to go about things.

He "did not put a foot wrong" in his first seasons at the club, before establishing himself as the centre of Stoke's half-back line between James Bradley and George Baddeley following Alf Wood's departure in March 1901.

He was called up again for Wales 0-0 draw against Northern Ireland in February 2007 when he was praised by John Toshack who said, "Steve's in a difficult situation at the bottom of the league with Wrexham, but he's come into our last two games and not put a foot wrong.