Sentence examples for heel time from inspiring English sources

Though she understood "sit" and "heel," "time out" meant nothing to her.

True my body is now beginning to have more in common with my senior mother than my teenage daughter, and true I've had to reduce my four-inch heel time from 'all day, everyday' to 'time on the cocktail circuit,' but those spring chicken accouterments pale in comparison to the bevy of beautiful smarts I've garnered through these first two seasons of my life.

It was the case when she started sporting Sarah Flint's designer heels time and time again, and it happened yet again when the Duchess was spotted swapping her signature stilettos for Rothy's sustainable flats during her royal tour.

This is promising since these frequencies represent the typical heel strike time of the general population.

In this respect, Warabi and colleagues [ 28] observed greater between-individual variability in stance period, heel contact time and ratio of rear foot phase over stance period in overground, level walking than treadmill walking.

"Pushed back?" The New York Times has voluntarily rocked back on its heels every time the current administration has done anything controversial.

If the crocodiles snap at his heels from time to time, perhaps it is just to keep him on his toes.

He seemed to dig in his heels each time he was asked about the vendors at his daily news conferences last week.

This may be to do with her quite extraordinary look, one that involves flawless makeup, bouffant hair, socks and glitter heels, whatever time of day.

Now that the war has gone longer than they were led to expect, there is a lot of cooling of heels, and time for reading.

To determine the effects of walking with talus-stabilizing taping (TST) on ankle dorsiflexion (DF) and heel-off time in the stance phase of gait and ankle DF passive range of motion (PROM).