Sentence examples similar to get your heels on from inspiring English sources

"There has been the odd comment such as 'go and get your heels on', and sometimes it gets to the point where you just want to turn around and say 'f*** off'.

Bounce on your heels a bit to get your momentum going.

Start in fifth position--your right heel to your left toe, your right toe to your left heel, both feet on the ground (as close as you can get your right toe to your left heel), and your right foot in front.

If your feet get hurt then you are probably running or jogging on the tips of your toes or hitting your heels on the ground.

Push through your heels on each jump.

Keep your heels on the floor.

Keep just your heels on the floor.

"We lost, and when you get back on your heels, you start to re-evaluate and say, 'We need to pivot and we need to get on the offense,' and we got on the offense against Newt," said Austin Barbour, a national finance chairman for Mr. Romney.

"He's got a great catch-and-jab move just to get you on your heels just for a second, then he pulls up and shoots.

"If you've got heels on your feet – wear them, walk with them, own them," was Jono Kitchens' response to my plea for guidance.

When he first told me to get off my heels, on a running camp in Lanzarote in the 1990s, I thought he was barking mad.