Quicker than you could speak his name, Balotelli launched himself into the air and, with his right foot, hooked the ball over his head into the net.
Here the dancers contort pliable bodies through a sequence of acrobatic maneuverings: in an arabesque, the ballerina's foot hooks onto her partner's shoulder.
We pause with my foot hooked against his ankle, and I let my foot playfully glide up, then down, his leg.
Not those size-10 models' clydes, and none of that business of walking like a trained poodle, with one foot hooking robotically in front of the other.
It was like Jerome Robbins's many dances to Chopin, albeit with Ms. Uchizono's own quirks (one bare foot hooking another, for instance), and it was very moving.
In some, like "Belgravia, London" — in which a woman's legs loom up from the bottom of the image, and a foot hooked over the other knee presents a drastically elongated calf — the picture might almost have been taken by the woman herself.
I remember them standing at the bow of the ship, with their feet hooked underneath the barriers, swaying.
Proper technique is critical; sit-ups should not be done with straight legs or feet hooked under something.
Take, for example, the sight of Ms. Jovovich, supermodel, and Mr. Frusciante, rock star, with their feet hooked behind their heads, practicing yoga on someone's front lawn.
I would find you, when I came home in the afternoons, always at the same end of the sofa, the toes of your thin bare feet hooked around the edge of the coffee table, reading books by Isaac Asimov that you'd picked off my father's shelves in the basement.
A blast that traveled 468 feet hooked just foul with 45 seconds to go, but Donaldson rebounded with another 400-foot shot 15 seconds later to clinch the victory.
