Sentence examples for move the feet from inspiring English sources

The result was deliciously catchy cosmic pop, schmaltzy enough to melt the heart and sharp enough to move the feet.

For batsmen, this meant it became impossible to move the feet, and most deliveries would skid through at ankle height".

Although his piano gets thoughtful on occasions, he's never far from speaker-rattling bass grooves, guaranteed to move the feet and make you very unpopular with the neighbours.

I'm a self-confessed musical snob, and records designed for the most part to move the feet and not the mind have always found themselves firmly on my blacklist.

When New Order fails to move — move the feet, move the heart — it is because the music and the image recede too far into the group's expected pattern, so that the gap between the band and the listener is no longer mysterious but, rather, vacant.

Janine McAdams of Spin commended their songwriting for "transform[ing] the simplest ditties into jammin' anthems that assault the ear and move the feet" and wrote of its musical significance: In a retrospective review, Yahoo!

And once a decision is made, the brain must send signals via the nervous system to the muscles to physically move the foot forward.

Conservative treatment can only succeed when all foot and leg muscles are well developed and the infant can actively move the foot although tarsal joint motion range is very restricted.

A lateral curvature of the distal tibiotarsus (Fig.  6) would lead to a change in the angle of the intertarsal joint plane and, thus, affect the position of the tarsometatarsus and move the foot to a more medial position.

A second off-loading strategy for painful forefoot is to move the foot into a varus posture, especially if the medial MTP joints are involved, and this was detected in 2 of our cases.

Walking also involves empty stepping, so when you move the foot you shift the weight after it has been placed.