Sentence examples for the toe in from inspiring English sources

The toe, in my opinion, is the Achilles heel of the shoe this season.

Strahan broke the toe in training camp and sat out three preseason games.

The look: lady slingbacks with giant round jewels on the toe in the prettiest blue velvet, black and royal purple (shown here).

On the toe, in red, was "Hunter," Green's 21-year-old son, who died of an accidental overdose of alcohol and prescription drugs in January.

Strahan, the 6-foot-5 perennial Pro Bowl defensive end, broke the toe in practice on Aug. 4, and until today declined to discuss it in detail.

As the race coincides with Armed Forces Day, round the world sailor Dee Caffari has invited a crew of injured servicemen from the Toe in the Water rehab scheme to crew the 60-foot Artemis.

But it was a sign of the toe-in-the-water approach to topical humor that comedy shows are taking.

So often we speak of the toe-in and the toe-out, and camber and caster and front-end alignment--the twilight dreams of a quick-fix panacea.

You can also tinker with your car, fiddling with things like the tyre pressures and the toe-in angle of your front wheels.

Since the NHL scuttled the toe-in-the-crease rule following Hull's 1999 OT "No Goal" Cup winner against Buffalo, they've had increasing difficulty policing the crease and confusion about what constitutes goaltender interference and how to penalize it.

Landing in the toe-in position also decreased peak hip flexion angle (p < 0.001) and knee flexion angle (p = 0.023).