Sentence examples for feet sort of from inspiring English sources
Chimps have hands at the end of their feet, sort of.
Getting his feet wet in a performance, Mr. Ware, the tenor saxophonist, can sound like an elephant rising to its feet: sort of groggy, not quite with the program, with some eccentricities of pitch in his burly tone.
The ladies stood in a semi-circle looking down at their feet sort of nonchalantly.
Put your front foot sort of like an ollie, but a little bit slanted.
Get into the kickflip position, apply pressure to the tail and have your flicking foot sort of before the front bolts, but also close to the middle.
"We laughed at the same things and discovered we had the same political beliefs, but it wasn't one of those sweep-me-off-your-feet sort of things," she said.
I'm not an expert on paintings, but it is a pretty wild one — about sixty feet wide and two feet high, sort of like a comic strip, but just one panel.
At the sight of Izzard, Cleese put down his mask, hauled his famously gangly six-foot-five torso to its feet, and sort of beckoned Eddie into his outstretched arms.
"It smells like old cheese, stinky feet, that sort of thing," Burson said.
Those who have never seen him are likely to assume that he is seven and a half feet tall the sort of elaborate weed that once all but choked off the game.
Bend the foot then sort of push off it so your other foot get the impact by making that foot straighten out into a point.
