Sentence examples for from heels from inspiring English sources

Sensuality doesn't come from heels – especially if you can't walk in them.

If women want their daughters to wear flats, their first step might be to back away from heels themselves.

A common sight on the street is the switch from heels to the relative safety and comfort of flats.

Lisa Ryan Howard, a sales director, changed at work from heels into a pair of Omari flip-flops.

"I tell them about the things that women do to keep safe – whether that's carrying keys between your knuckles, changing from heels to trainers, or walking in the middle of the road so you can't be dragged off – which encourages them to think about the world that women live in when men are not around.

Bunions and hammer toes are some of the other painful effects from heels.

It's stiff from heel to toe".

Let your arms swing naturally and roll through your foot from heel to toe," adds Jaekel.

Bill de Blasio stands six feet five inches from heel to crown.

But heel striking is just too uncomfortable when people run barefoot, so they change from heel strike to midfoot strike.

Black revealed that Jessica Ennis-Hill's recovery from heel and ankle injuries that derailed her 2012 season is on track.