Sentence examples similar to lot of toe from inspiring English sources

And there was a lot of toe-tapping, a natural reaction to Bishop Allen's effortlessly catchy songs, which have a playful sound and lyrics full of whimsical, deceptively smart imagery.

As a colleague once put it, Mr. Wolfram has "stepped on a lot of toes".

In Nigeria, there are a lot of toes to step on.

"I'll either be fired — I step on a lot of toes — or I'll walk out," Mr. Rashed says.

A prosecutor privately told her that her husband "has stepped on a lot of toes," she said.

But this behemoth is beginning to tread on an awful lot of toes - including, it seems, creative ones.

Erdogan has simply stepped on a lot of toes and seems increasingly tone-deaf and imperious in the face of public discontent with many of his policies.

You could see it was the foot place – a lot of people in sandals, lot of toes in big white cocoons of bandages".

"He's going to step on a lot of toes, but that's not to inflict pain but to get people to step up and work together," said Chris Walker, his communications director, who was a regional communications adviser for Mr. Romney's presidential run this year.

He's stepping on a lot of toes.

I haven't driven a car in the past four months because I lost a lot of toes on my feet.