Sentence examples for Foot writing from inspiring English sources

The thunderous gargouillades (sideways jumps with each foot writing a ring in the air) in which Choleric explodes in "The Four Temperaments": when were those so powerful?

Jennie Somogyi is dancing Sanguinic in "The Four Temperaments" with twice the strength and clarity she brought it just a few months ago, and Teresa Reichlen's Choleric in the same ballet, a marvelous performance for several seasons, is now even more explosive, with gargouillades (sideways jumps with each foot writing rapid rings in the air) like thunderbolts.

Mr. Sheridan ("My Left Foot") wrote the screenplay with his own two daughters.

"Love the way ball is glued to Rosticky's foot," writes Steve Jelen.

I went and picked it up; it was a phosphorescent white script with 'My Left Foot' written on it.

"The first indication of 'Dippy' was a toe bone of a hind foot," wrote fossil collector Arthur Coggeshall decades later.

Mr. Sheridan ("My Left Foot") wrote the film with his own two daughters; the three were nominated for best original screenplay.

Mr. Sheridan ("My Left Foot") wrote the film with his own two daughters; the three earned a nomination for best original screenplay.

"Thought flies and words go on foot," wrote the author Julien Green, and several English walking trails named for wordsmiths link sites from their lives and works.

Mr. Sheridan ("My Left Foot") wrote the screenplay with his own two daughters, for which the three earned a nomination for best original screenplay.

The Marzipan soloist hops on one point while slowly revolving full circle, then performs jumps in which each foot writes rings in the air (known as gargouillades).