Sentence examples for foot rolls from inspiring English sources

Jodie Meeks goes for a jump shot, comes down on somebody's foot, rolls his ankle.

The unsupported foot rolls too much, and the tight tissues get pulled even tighter.

The shoes can also correct for biomechanical problems such as pronation, in which the foot rolls inward, or supination, where it rolls outward.

For example, a recent tray-table ad by Johnson & Johnson's Tylenol PM offered some simple exercises passengers could do in their seat (knee lifts, foot rolls, etc).

But a provocative new study shows that this deeply entrenched belief is probably wrong and that there is still a great deal we don't understand about pronation and why the foot rolls as it does.

Watch the luxuriance of that first posé (step-out) into arabesque on pointe at 0 06 (repeated at 0 18), and the way the working leg rises as the supporting foot rolls smoothly down through the heel.

This set the stage for a "foot roll-up".

Pronation isn't as sinister as it sounds -- it's merely the flattening of the arch as you move through your step, which makes your foot roll inward.

To describe and compare the plantar pressures, temporal foot roll-over, and ground reaction forces (GRFs) between both limbs of subjects with unilateral transfemoral amputation and with those of able-bodied participants during walking.

The foot roll-over process occured at different speeds among the subjects.

The different foot roll-over speed of the participants also influenced the quality of the images.