Sentence examples for have a toe from inspiring English sources

If your son gets into Colgate, Carleton, Pomona or Princeton, your grandson may have a toe in the door.

They have implants in the balls of their feet and some of them have a toe taken off.

However, boxers in the WSB have a toe in both codes of the sport as they will retain their amateur status, but will not wear head guards or vests and will fight over the longer distance of five rounds of three minutes.

BARRY RITHOLTZ: We have a toe in the water.

But we have a toe in the door and we have their attention.

Wrexham captain Dean Keates is to have a toe operation which will see him miss the opening three weeks of the season.

Shia groups also have a toe-hold in the vast southern marshland.

He said such stores "literally have a toe-tag on them and they're boxed up for the proverbial boneyard".

When it was put to Mr Farage that London "is the place where you don't have a toe-hold", he replied: "No we don't but as I say, that is almost because a lot of people who come here do not feel a strong affinity to this country".

My job is to make people laugh and have a toe-tapping good time.

The difference is that figure skates have a toe-pick on the front of the blade.