Sentence examples for foot ends from inspiring English sources

Madsen noted that in about half of the individuals from the Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry, independent of size, the pubes had not fused to each other at their foot ends.

Rotate your right leg so that your foot ends up behind your bottom.

For an ankle cast, the mark should be approximately where your foot ends and your toes begin.

This time, extend your foot fully, and follow through so that your foot ends up several feet in the air.

The excess trouser material tricks the eye into expecting "more" at the bottom of your leg, so your larger foot ends up looking proportional.

"Somehow my foot ended up underneath him.

Five toes on each foot end in sharp curved claws.

How is your health after a Lisfranc sprain to your right foot ended your season?

In classical prosody, caesura refers to a word ending within a metrical foot, in contrast to diaeresis, in which the word ending and the foot ending coincide.

His coaches and teammates said he had looked great before a fracture in his left foot ended his comeback.

And its generally unrelenting nature looks particularly unforgiving to Marquette since James broke his foot, ending his college career.