Sentence examples for put a toe from inspiring English sources
Canon and Nikon have put a toe into the mirrorless market with some products.
No sensible person would put a toe in most of the waterways.
Some just wanted to put a toe in the water and find out what it was all about.
(If you even put a toe into mid-60's Coltrane, you have to come to grips with the scream).
Nabokov – a literal aristocrat as well as an aesthetic one – barely ever put a toe upon it.
"Too often traditional media companies only put a toe or two in, and they deprive themselves at the opportunity for real growth".
The investor can put a toe-in-the-investing water and buy stocks they know, and not bet on the ones they don't.
Yeah, I may be putting a toe over the line.
"We are advocating putting a toe in the water where we see opportunity".
But Mr. Caramanico, 51, a world-class professional surfer for more than 30 years, was calling it a day without putting a toe in the water.
The iron laws of academic research have now largely excluded histories like this one, which addresses no scholarly questions and barely puts a toe into the swamps of professional discourse.
