Sentence examples for sweet feet from inspiring English sources

Now three years later, with the nickname "sweet feet," she's accomplished quite a lot: She was the first girl to complete University of Michigan's football training camp, she was on the cover of her own Wheaties box, she's a natural on the talk show circuit, she starred in an NFL video and was invited to be a guest of NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's at the Super Bowl. .

Poteat has worn green ever since, earning the nickname Sweet Feet, and starting seven games for the Jets the past two seasons.

The kid they call "Sweet Feet" for her speed and quick changes of direction on the football field is running toward an eventual focus on her favorite sport, soccer, her dad told Yahoo Sports.

"Diversifying the programming onstage might mean diversifying who is in the audience, which could mean you might be sitting next to somebody who doesn't look like you and maybe some people don't want that," Sueko says, her voice sweet, her feet tucked beneath her on a tall-backed leather chair in the playhouse's library.

Put some rain boots on those sweet little feet, and let them go out there and tromp around in the mud.

After parring the 12th, he birdied the 13th with a sweet 20-foot downhill slider.

Davis has a sweet left foot and is very dangerous from set-pieces.

Pogba's winner was created by a sweet right-foot cross from the substitute Juan Mata.

He emerged as the Dynamo's midfield quarterback, spraying passes with one of the sweetest left feet in M.L.S.

Brad Davis made up for missing a penalty at RSL with a sweet left foot shot to give the Dynamo the lead against the run of play.

Rahim adds a very sweet back-foot upper cut that beats Sachin Tendulkar to the boundary rope and rubs salt into Indian wounds.