Run!" a mother cries out as a woman wearing high heels steps out of a black car.
Common causes include stepping up or down on an uneven surface, particularly when wearing shoes with platform soles or high heels; stepping wrong off a curb or into a hole; or stepping on an object left in the wrong place.
I was the publicist for Helen Gurley Brown's book "I'm Wild Again: Snippets From My Life and a Few Brazen Thoughts," which was published in 2000, a few years after she and her Ferragamo heels stepped down as editor in chief of Cosmopolitan magazine.
Anastasia Kurinnaya, shod in a pair of black Aldo booties with five-inch heels, stepped carefully down the 10 rickety plywood stairs that led from the coat check into the grimy basement of Passion, a popular Russian dance club on Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn.
From the glittering office towers clustered by the waterfront, to the spotless malls crowded with perfectly coiffed shoppers, it's hard not to feel transported into the future when you arrive in Singapore – a hi-tech, consumer-oriented kind of future of designer heels stepping into driverless cars.
During the battle scenes, Mr. Vasen uses one of Meyerhold's physical warm-up exercises — a rhythmic, mechanized toe-to-heel step — for the soldiers' march.
Step right heel,step right heel, step right heel, 123 Back 23 back 23 back 23 back 23 Step left heel, step left heel,step left heel 123 Back 23 back 23 back 23 back 23.
Last month, for instance, a Time magazine cover piece about Mrs. Clinton showed an enormous high heel stepping on a tiny man.
The Mets did not release outfielder Shane Spencer when he was involved in a fight outside a sports bar in spring training, and they did not criticize him when he cut his heel stepping on broken glass at a Manhattan bar last week.
I'm scared of people who never think of turning around, heel-stepping into a run and disappearing at least once or twice in life.
