Sentence examples for slight foot from inspiring English sources

"It's one where hopefully, as time has gone on, they understand the concepts that I want," said Rodgers, who is hopeful Daniel Agger will be available despite suffering a slight foot injury in training.

Coleman, however, dismissed Tardelli's comments, described Bale's attitude as "magnificent" and made it clear the only reason the 24-year-old will not line up against Ireland is because it is "too much of a risk" to play him when he is carrying a slight foot injury.

Small steps, yes, but even the slightest foot in the door is a huge advantage when it comes to early childhood education and literacy.

My sister and I were like soldiers under the vicious regime of a tyrant, scared to put even the slightest foot wrong through fear of sadistic retribution – yet suffering that very fate regardless.

Mr. Gennaro, who lived in Manhattan and maintained a home for many years in Oxford, Conn., was 80. Slight (5 foot 6 and 135 pounds) and lithe, Mr. Gennaro was a versatile dancer and choreographer who performed and created torrid jazz dances for Broadway, films and television, staged spectacles at Radio City Music Hall and devised works for the ballet.

I had missed half of seventh grade and all of eighth, not to mention I was walking with a slight limp/slap foot that was caused by neurotoxic chemotherapy.

He is slight — five feet nine, with a thirty-inch waist and small, demure feet.

"She kicked me to the curb," recalled Ms. McAdams, a slight, 5-foot-4 blonde.

They call this slight, 5-foot-6-inch man "Big Steve".

He kept his slight 5-foot-7 frame in shape by running.

Sykora had been a durable player throughout his career, despite being a rather slight 6 feet and 190 pounds.