Sentence examples for heel anyone from inspiring English sources

Achilles heel, anyone.

Yet none of this is likely to heel anyone closer to the facts in the contest ahead.

Though people once thought only supermodels can rock skinny jeans with heels, anyone can pull it off with the right amount of confidence.

Wear high heels: High heels make anyone look and feel taller, longer and slimmer.

Cow heel recipes, anyone?

Cronin advises thicker heels (wedges anyone?) as they help balance, and keeping heels to 4cm or below.

Keeping egos in check won't be easy, but Derbyshire is an unflappable "radio headmistress" – nipping at the heels of anyone who ducks a question, but determinedly "respectful" of ordinary people dragged into the news through circumstance.

Tight perms were in, men wore platform heels without anyone asking questions and polyester was considered an acceptable material for absolutely everything.

It is probably a mark of the historic sexism of British political correspondents that Ms. May, so briefly fancied for leadership, became famous for her shoes (leopard-print kitten heels) long before anyone paid attention to her opinions.

And AC/DC's Angus Young is an exemplary choice of cover star – especially following so hard on the road-calloused heels of Metallica (anyone would think these people were taking metal seriously), and with Mojo apparently stuck on an endless circle-line trip from the Beatles to the Clash and back again.

The parking brake is too close to the left footrest, which could cause problems for anyone in heels.