Sentence examples for heels too from inspiring English sources

It can be caused by wearing heels too often.

Miss V. walked up and down the streets of lower Manhattan in heels too adult for her baby ankles.

The victory comes hot on the heels, too, of Sweet's casting as David Cameron in a More4 docudrama about the Conservative leader's youth.

Cabaret artists and podium dancers, who know more than most about creating flattering costumes, have long worn flesh-match or transparent high heels, too.

It's not that she can't negotiate those coiling stairs with serpentine grace (and in really high heels too) or dance, when required, with sinuous expertise.

In the quotes underneath, he reveals that he had hoped to wear stiletto heels too, but had decided that a one-mile march in such footwear would cause bunions.

The Journalists Syndicate building is new construction, done in the Pharonic-socialist style; the Lawyers Syndicate is housed in a dilapidated old villa with broken windows; and the Doctors Syndicate was pretty down at heel, too).

There's a term racers use for novices who haven't yet acquired the skills to help the crew and are useful for little more than switching sides from time to time to prevent the boat from heeling too much and capsizing: rail meat.

Mr Putin, though, may have an economic Achilles heel too.

One girl was punching the other and using her high heel too.

You don't want to stop the blood flow to your heel too much or you might injure yourself more.