Sentence examples for some toes from inspiring English sources

"We might be cutting some toes off".

This man has already had some toes amputated.

Clearly she is not afraid to step on some toes.

Now, it takes both hands, and some toes as well.

"I saw a leg, some toes, then another leg, and some burned bits and pieces".

"I'm the outsider who's willing to step on some toes," Mr. Perry says in the ad.

But Top Gun also doubles as an unintentional comedy, thanks to some toe-curling male bonding.

So – like you in your Bullingdon days, perhaps – she may make some toe-curling judgments and embarrassing mistakes.

And Jim Thome, the Phillie first baseman, was a divisive influence: some writers pronounced his name TOE-mee and some TOE-may.

Audrey Tatou, in spite of some toe-curling moments, does perform a star turn as Amélie and Paris is a dream city.

He made some toe-curling, self-serving statements that almost make you feel bad he has to work so hard to hide his record in Washington when he's back at home in Arkansas.