Then, the report said, the police "opened fire on gang members who came out of their cells barefoot, their hands raised above their heads in surrender".
A man who had been sleeping there came out and stood barefoot, warming his hands at the heater, eying my notebook.
Still, both women have come a long way since Sept. 11, when they emerged from a thick cloud of dust, holding hands, barefoot and clearly in shock.
Like a child conducting his bedroom stereo, Mr. Wilson careered around the stage barefoot, flapping his hands to marshal Mr. Travis's airy flute and saxophone lines, Mr. Guthrie's aqueous solos, Mr. Holzman's shimmering embellishments, and machine-gun bursts from Mr. Beggs and Mr. Minnemann.
The subjects were instructed to stand barefoot, with the hands at their sides and their feet parallel and 10 cm apart.
During all four tests, the participant was instructed to stand barefoot with their hands on their hips and to remain as calm as possible for the full duration of the test.
He proceeds to upper-body shimmies, hand-flipping gestures, barefoot tap-dance routines, hand clapping in unpredictable meters, and he makes it all matter objectively.
If I had one, I'd go out every morning, barefoot, coffee in hand, to smell lavender and soil, to admire grapevines and wisteria.
This image depicts an Indigenous artist and arts centre worker in the collectively owned four-wheel-drive the women use to go hunting in the desert, setting off barefoot, crowbars in hand, in search of goannas.
As barefoot children hold their hands out for donated food and water, pupils from the adjacent school pour into the streets, climbing into their parents' cars with book bags and uniforms.
