Sentence examples for foot pop from inspiring English sources
Now, tonight, we have aces back on the mound in Adam Wainwright and Jon Lester, who was brilliant in Game One, while the Cards righty got hit, let that now infamous 40 foot pop up drop in front of him, and watched his defense (Pete Kozma) implode.
In the stunning vintage-looking clip -- seriously, every shot looks like it came out of the pages of Vogue -- Swift hangs out with a lion (and other safari animals), shows off her perfect foot pop and, of course, shares multiple steamy make-out sessions with Scott Eastwood.
We track her on foot, popping the heavy silence with our footfalls.
Say things like "beak pokes through" or "wittle foot pops out".
Repeat the move, jumping toward the right side, angling your body in that direction as you land on your left foot with your right foot popped behind you.
You take the star who's hitting 200-foot homers in a Little League park, and he's suddenly hitting 225-foot pop-ups in A.A.U.
The 200-foot pop-up dropped to the grass and two runs scored to give the Yankees a 5-2 bulge.
In the rear of the Erin Rose bar (open on average 21 hours a day), a classic joint in a century-old building with a crusty patina and mixed clientele — some with teeth — I visit a 50-square-foot pop-up gourmet kitchen, Killer Poboys, where that classic sandwich is being reinvented with locally grown ingredients on fresh bread from a Vietnamese bakery.
The veins on my feet popped in protest, and a saleswoman with a neat black bob brought me a pair of perfectly flat black slides, each shoe decorated with a large and shiny silver metal cutout of a heart.
On the weekends, the team runs a 100 square-foot pop-up out of Williamsburg, Brooklyn but there are plans to get a legitimate retail space up and running.
