Sentence examples for shoe striking from inspiring English sources

Or a shoe striking the wall in the adjacent master bedroom.

A woman has been sentenced to life in prison for fatally stabbing her boyfriend with the stiletto heel of her shoe, striking him at least 25 times in the face and head.

Moments later, Mr. Zaidi threw his other shoe, shouting, "This is from the widows, the orphans and those who were killed in Iraq!" The shoe struck the wall behind Mr. Bush.

Another shows a woman in jeans and pink pointe shoes striking a classic ballet pose in the middle of the street as protesters stop in amazement.

And almost instantly, the eureka moment she had had with tap shoes struck again.

The spoiled, effete bohemian (played by the burly Jess Hahn) is ill-suited to the agile dodges and dashes of life on the street, and his misfortunes, magnified into tragedies — a stain on his one pair of pants, a lost Métro ticket, a damaged shoe — strike with the metaphysical authority of fate.

Grenson is one of the British brands that has taken advantage of the growing interest in traditional shoe manufacturing, striking a balance between current aesthetics and a solid history to create a sturdy shoe.

The teen used her right toe to loosen the heel of her left sneaker, which she then cast off, the rubber-soled shoe apparently striking Schene in the shin.

But if their hunts and other activities were conducted at a more sedate pace, closer to that of the Daasanach, then our ancestors were quite likely heel strikers and, if that was the case, wearing shoes and striking with your heel doesn't necessarily represent a warped running form.

After a loss to archrival Arsenal during the recently completed English league season, Ferguson kicked a soccer shoe that struck Beckham above the left eye.

A police officer assigned to guard Wen told the court: "If the shoe had struck the premier in the face it could have caused serious injury to his eye or to his nose".