Sentence examples for called toes from inspiring English sources

"That's cool," said Norah Jones, leaning over the control board at Avatar Studios to Adam Levy, after he once again tried a guitar solo for a song called "Toes".

I started writing in Nashville shortly thereafter, as well as continuing my own recording career, and I wrote a little bit with Zac Brown on the tune called "Toes".

The Petrobank method, called toe-to-heel air injection, uses a vertical well drilled above the toe, or end, of a horizontal production well.

"Sarah is definitely one of the costume designers," on the show, said Ms. Field, who was dressed casually (for her) in a fitted Armani jacket, shoes she called "toe cleavage yellow snakeskin stilettos," with a gold leather Irish fisherman's hat jammed tight on a mop of ringlets colored Crayola red.

The management has barred horses from running on the turf course if they are wearing shoes with what horsemen call toes.

Soccer toe, also called black toe or turf toe is not only painful, but it also is usually accompanied by swelling.

When children walk on their toes for no known reason, the condition is called Idiopathic Toe Walking (ITW).

It is also called a "toe biter" because sometimes swimmers step on them, they get scared, and bite the person on the toe.

The front of the blade, called the toe pick, contains serrations, which are planted into the ice and help the skater in certain jumps.

Bengis-Palei found the meat of one variety, locally called "picket toe," sweeter and milder than the others and insisted that her suppliers sell her only that.

Balfour, Britain's answer to Mary Pickford, stars as a chorus girl called Tip-toes who dreams of becoming a music hall star.