Sentence examples for like feet from inspiring English sources
There were lots of interesting components, like feet and necks.
"I don't like feet going boom boom boom on my ceiling".
He is equally diffident back in a dressing room that Webb accurately claims "smells like feet and animals and dogs".
Secrets revealed ranged from "I like feet" on her foot, to "weirdo" and "666" on her upper right leg.
Although I suggested to the programme developers that they should add 'Do you like feet?' as an extra question to stop this happening, they were surprisingly unwilling.
The lungs of theropod dinosaurs (carnivores that walked on two legs and had bird-like feet) likely pumped air into hollow sacs in their skeletons, as is the case in birds.
My pedicure managed to make my claw-like feet look a little less claw-like.
"Damsel" in general and "Nice Work" in particular extend an idea that was already a winner in "Top Hat": Astaire is the subversive American whose gunfire-like feet and jazzy rhythms undermine the well-ordered politeness of English high society.
With a relaxed, tranquil stroke that belied the fierce power in his legs and flipper-like feet, the Australian kept gaining ground, drawing even and finally touching the wall with a confident lunge.
Daniel E. Lieberman, a human evolutionary biologist at Harvard who was not involved in the research, wrote in a commentary for the journal that the hominin foot "is a valuable addition to the fossil record as it extends the existence of Ardipithecus-like feet by a million years".
