But by slowing down, Gatlin stepped on Miller's foot, tearing a hole in his shoe.
But, by then, he'd already jumped off a table and, landing on one foot, torn the meniscus in his left knee.
In his friend's absence, Specialist Acosta changed the dressing for his left foot, tearing open packages of gauze with his teeth.
The skin of the balloon is pierced, opening up a two-foot tear.
In August 2009, according to Coast Guard incident reports, the Seastreak Wall Street received a two-to-three-foot tear in its starboard bow after a dock crash at East 35th Street.
As the spiders moved from healthy to obese, their feet tore holes in their webs.
Four Thais were injured in the blasts, and when one of the grenades bounced back, it exploded at Moradi's feet, tearing off one of his legs.
Lorraine and I emerged from our cab into building construction carnage; the roadway beneath our feet torn up and covered with plywood; a dinosaur-sized yellow steamshovel parked in our path; a cavernous construction pit yawning before us.
Remember, you'll be on your feet, tearing up that dance floor.
Still, skeptics wonder how he gets the valuable metals that go into his monuments — for instance, the unusually shiny stainless steel that covers the forty-foot Tear of Grief.
Girardi said he was worried that Robertson might have broken his foot or torn something, so when he was informed of the diagnosis shortly before the end of the Yankees' preseason game with the Atlanta Braves, he was comforted.
