Sentence examples for fly off your feet from inspiring English sources

"Forró has to have that accordion, because without it it's simply not forró," the traditionalist singer Walmir Silva, 63, said in a phone interview last week, then broke into one of his hit songs: " 'Forró without an accordion, don't even bother to call me, because I won't go.' That's the real thing, the kind of music that will make you dance until your shoes fly off your feet".

Look for a pair with a thicker sole with arch support -- and the more straps the better, as that can reduce the stress placed on the toes from gripping the flip flop so it doesn't fly off your foot.

The vitriol will fly off your computer screen.

Metal may fly off your knife, wear glasses or goggles.

"Sometimes these boots just fly off my feet".

We see every angle of video to decide if a pass is a few centimetres forward but allow an interpretation of the law that sees players fly off their feet to missile into an opponent at the ruck.

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THE TRAMPOLINE Even for those riders who rarely leave the ground, let alone fly off 22-foot walls in dizzying spins and flips, a trampoline can be useful, Ms. Bleiler said.

Thirty teams from each city will be selected to "fly" off a 28-foot ramp into water.

"Go off your feet a few inches.

Take a load off your feet.