Sentence examples for heels raised from inspiring English sources

Standing with heels raised and knees bent, they shift their pelvises and — as if in some muted Charleston — turn their legs in or out.

Leslie Smolen Wuebben was half Dickens's Miss Havisham and half a moonlit, broken exotic bird in "Butterfly," set to Puccini's "Un bel dì." Dressed in shreds of white, light-catching gauze, Ms. Wuebben staggered and lurched about the stage on stiff feet, heels raised.

The Italians, Greeks, Turks, Russians, Slavs and Jews arriving hard on their heels raised a new set of concerns.

To make the least amount of noise practice walking on the front of your feet with your heels raised.

Chernova finished hard on her heels, raising her arms in celebration as she crossed the line in 2 08.04.

Set up with the heel raised an inch off the ground and leave it there.

This sculpture shows a slender dancer striking a pose -- her arms up, right foot forward, heel raised and toes pointed.

There is a wonderful slow dance-hall number for 11 couples sidestepping across the stage, one heel raised, with hip jutting out.

Out in the pasture, two of the horses stand in the curious posture that says they're sleeping: one heel raised, one hip dropped, lower lip slowly giving in to gravity.

However, only two postures were analysed: hack squat position and upright position with heel raised.

(i) P1: hack squat position: in the hack squat posture, subjects bent their legs at the knees with an angle of 110° between the lower legs and the upper legs;   (ii) P2: upright on feet toes: in upright posture, subjects stand on their feet toes with heel raised.  .