Sentence examples for foot pick from inspiring English sources
On our second ride, we arrange to spend an extra day at these last farms, to explore on foot, pick wildflowers, to rest Vic and Duke (and our own tired bodies).
Instead of wearing patterns from head to foot, pick one patterned element in your wardrobe.[3].
Cradling my broken left shoe, while my left foot picked up particles along Spring Street".
Nails that become infected with a fungus (sometimes the aftermath of trauma or athlete's foot picked up in a locker room or public shower) typically become thick and discolored, break easily, may cause pain and may fall off repeatedly.
He was first attracted to "My Left Foot," the story of Christy Brown, a man with cerebral palsy who became a renowned painter and writer in Ireland, by the opening scene of the script: Christy's left foot puts a record on a turntable, there's a skip and the foot picks the needle up and then puts it down again.
Aberdeen defender Ryan Jack will be out of action for up to three months with a broken foot picked up while captaining Scotland Under-21s for the first time.
An injury to his foot, picked up in a match on 3 June, kept him out of 2006 FIFA World Cup games against the United States and Ghana.
In the other promos, the kids sang doctored nursery rhymes to James (who sat in a cradle atop a tree); Wallace (in a giant Afro accompanied by an 8-foot-by-4-foot pick); O'Neal (who stood before a barn) and Kidd (who sat on the hand of a giant clock set at 9 o'clock).
Rik Mayall had to run on, see my head by his feet, pick it up off the floor, stuff it under his sweater and run off with it.
"Don't bounce!" "Take your hats off!" "Close your feet!" "Pick up your pants!" "Stand straight!" "Hold your heads up!" When two boys complained that the drums and harnesses hurt their backs, he furrowed his brow and told them to get used to it.
He takes a sticky step or two, and then his feet pick up enough sidewalk grit to negate the glue and he hop-runs across the street, just ahead of the wheels of an oncoming car.
