Sentence examples for deformed foot from inspiring English sources

He had fox-like features and a deformed foot.

Another cousin was stricken with polio and had a deformed foot.

In High Sierra (1941), she was compelling as a girl with a deformed foot who brings out a tender side in Bogart's hoodlum on the run.

Cundy, 33, who was born with a deformed foot that was amputated when he was three, stopped his bike just five yards down the track after his rear wheel skidded as he left the starting gate.

Try telling Cundy, who was born with a deformed foot that was amputated when he was three, that it was a success just to reach the start line and let us know how many f-bombs you get.

The women she meets — Safaa, who works at a hotel and loves to exclaim the word "crap," which she picked up from tourists; Hoda, Amr's radiant sister, whose deformed foot will surely determine her life as a spinster — chafe at this expectation.

Didn't ballerinas get deformed feet?

One series depicted deformed feet: those of Lord Byron (who had a clubfoot), of a family friend named Boots (who was lame), of Oedipus (whose name means "swollen foot").

"I can walk a little bit, but obviously I walk very differently, because I have deformed legs, deformed feet, and people do stare at you and they do make comments.

On March 23 , 2001 the Central Adoption Resource Agency, the federal body in India that regulates adoptions, said the government had "no objection to the placement" of Haseena with foreigners, after another agency had said it could find no Indian parents because the girl had mildly deformed feet.

The infection makes it hard for people to walk and can lead to permanently deformed feet.