Sentence examples for has no feet from inspiring English sources

A new race of New Yorkers has no feet.

Her vulva is darkly shaded, and she has no feet.

"Cobb," someone cried, "that man has no hands!" "I don't care if he has no feet!" he yelled, continuing the attack with his cleats.

Reading this story, and others with a similar design, I noticed that I was thinking, somewhat unhappily, of the adage about the shoeless individual cured of self-pity by a providential encounter with a man who has no feet.

According to the show's catalog, these bands of cloth were once used to bind the legs and arms of infants in the belief that it helped keep their limbs straight and maintain correct posture; they make the baby appear as if he has no feet.

Because of a running feud with the town of Custer, 5 miles to the north, Korczak has no set foot there in 10 years.

And the body offers two foot-peg positions (unlike a traditional motorbike, the J1 has no foot controls), providing a choice between hunkered-down and laid-back riding positions.

He had no feet and no arms.

My mum instilled in me the proverb: "I cried because I had no shoes until I saw a man who had no feet".

My friend is, after all, the person who invented this twisted aphorism: "I felt sorry for myself because I had no shoes, until I met a man who had no feet.

It must be a bit of a shocker to the locals to see western tourist brochures that feature beautiful women in red bikinis haunting the beaches and paddling along the shallows, giving every appearance of having no feet.