Sentence examples for a little toe from inspiring English sources
O.K., maybe we'll cut off a little toe.
He develops frostbite; he loses a little toe, then some of his fingers.
"It was in 2006 and I found a little toe bone.
Here the women, after a difficult maneuver, repeatedly do a little toe tap on the floor behind them.
Moments later Donovan fails to get even a little toe on a great chance in front of goal.
It is the corporate equivalent of "dipping more than their big toe in, maybe a little toe, too," said Thane Gustafson of Cambridge Energy Research Associates.
Nonetheless, here's a little toe-tapper".
He took a foot out of his clog and made a little toe-kiss gesture.
Haye was easily beaten by Vitali's younger brother Wladimir in 2011 - with Haye blaming a broken little toe - before a news conference bust-up with Dereck Chisora appeared to spike a proposed fight against Vitali for ever.
Haye handed in his licence in October last year when he retired following his embarrassing defeat by Wladimir Klitschko in Hamburg – a defeat he partly blamed on a broken little toe.
"Who's the one who stinks the place out and then blames a broken little toe? "After the fight with me, a lot of people are going to laugh at him for all the bullshit he talks.
