After the court adjourned, Nadir said goodbye to his wife who stood on tip-toe to reach the dock.
Many stood on tip-toe to watch the service or catch a glimpse of Mr. Hinckley through the tabernacle's windows.
She stood up slowly, unfolding her petite frame as she stretched out first her arms, then her neck, her lean abdomen, pushing her slim waist forward as she stood on tip-toes and yawned, highlighting her high cheekbones.
On the doorstep, the ardent Winterson (5ft 0in) stands on tip toe, kisses me (6ft 1in) unexpectedly on the lips and gives me a powerful hug.
At post-operative rehabilitation, the patient was attempting to stand on tip toes from a midstance position, thus performing an isometric loading exercise when his tendon ruptured.
Spectators – young, old, the fervent and the merely curious, press their faces to the barrier; a middle-aged woman stands on tip-toes and strains to see, chattering to her friend in excitable German.
She stood on her tip toes and pecked my mouth with her sumptuous Russian lips.
Glover was half an inch too short but stood on her tip-toes and was accepted, having lodged the application with her university friends shouting at her to hurry up and join their night out.
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The pride of ancient Alexandria was the great lighthouse, the Pharos of Alexandria, which stood on the eastern tip of the island of Pharos.
The stadium stood on the northern tip of Manhattan, across the Harlem River from Yankee Stadium, where the New York Giants NFL team played.
