Sentence examples similar to causing it to heel from inspiring English sources

Being overweight may increase the pressure on the normal fat pad under the heel, causing it to expand sideways and if the skin lacks flexibility the pressure on the feet lead to cracked heels.

The trouble is that China's own domestic forces may cause it to dig in its heels.

The history of U.S.-Iran relations in the past 35 years is ripe with examples of how such tough talk is more likely to cause Tehran to dig in its heels than to cause it to back down.

The wind was so strong that at times it caused the balloons to heel over almost on to the head of the spectators.

Longitudinal bulkheads in the vicinity of the torpedo hits limited the flooding to one side, causing the ship to heel quickly to the point where normal hull openings were submerged.

This caused a problem during her sister's sea trials on 6 October 1903 when Imperator Aleksandr III made a high-speed turn that caused her to heel 15° and submerged the embrasures for the 75 mm guns.

Any further load causes the strip to heel over and assume a bent form, and it only takes a minute disturbance to determine whether it will bend to the left or to the right.

This broke off the remaining mast and caused the ship to heel over onto her side.

Over time this tissue eventually can crack causing the heel to become very painful or the tips of your toes to get inflamed.

A spokeswoman for English Heritage said: "Thanks to the vigilance and quick action of the security team at Stonehenge, very minimal damage was caused to the Heel Stone at Stonehenge.

This can cause harm to your heels and feet in general This can cause harm to your heels and feet in general.