Sentence examples for someone's feet from inspiring English sources

"It's like someone's feet in Jersey gangster movies where you're given concrete overshoes," says GFP researcher Roger Tsien.

Plus, you've got them face-to-face in-person with you – there's no better time to hold someone's feet to the fire and get them to commit to something, even if it's a simple as a meeting.

Plus, you have to also include some information in your profile regarding shoes and feet – like "For me, shoes are… fill in)" or "What I really hate to see on someone's feet is… fill in)." It's kind of silly and kind of fun, but does this whole expressing yourself via shoes business really change that much?

It's easy enough to kind of show someone's feet of clay if you're prepared to be brutal about it, but it's not so easy when you want to be respectful without hero-worshiping".

"I think it's reprehensible for a physician to correct someone's feet so they can get into Jimmy Choo shoes," said Dr. Sharon Dreeben, an orthopedic surgeon in La Jolla, Calif., who is chairwoman of the foot and ankle society's public education committee.

Additionally, because the current shoe sizing system is limited to half-integer measurements (6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, etc)., it's only taking into account how long someone's feet are.

Right now it's hard to determine if it's someone's foot or you-know-what".

Felipe Anderson may be onside but it's someone's foot and there was contact for the penalty.

"If someone takes a photo of someone's foot or private part, it's hard for the person whose picture was taken to prove that was done," Dolin said.

They're also more comfortable if sexualized situations are more played for laughs than for realism -- if you're going to have a condom in a film, it's better to have it stuck to someone's foot than used as a birth-control device.

At Punta Suarez, an Española mockingbird alighted on someone's foot.