Sentence examples for through the feet from inspiring English sources

The worms enter through the feet and ride the bloodstream to exit in the lungs, where they are coughed up and then swallowed into the intestines.

Over the years, BMJ Christmas reports have demolished myths, including a Danish one that people could get drunk by absorbing alcohol through the feet.

I try to loosen up the dancers' shoulders and to emphasize a very strong rolling through the feet that gives the movement a softness.

The language that the skis talk through the feet, to the legs and body, is a language unknown to most men and women, but is the whisper Sailer understands best".

Heat loss through the feet in cold weather is minimized by reducing blood flow to the feet and by a heat-exchange network in the blood vessels of the upper leg, so that the temperature of blood flowing into the unfeathered part of the leg is very low.

But Colonel Qaddafi's soldiers have also been beaten at the point of capture, and some have been shot, including several prisoners in the besieged city of Misurata who were shot through the feet, either as a punishment or as a means to prevent escape.

The fabric is shaped by reducing the number of needles at the ankle, then adding needles at the heel, and again reducing the number through the foot.

The young sporophytes of ferns remain attached to the gametophytes for varying lengths of time, absorbing nutrients from the gametophyte through the foot.

Typically, high concentrated loads in the columns may lead to the abrupt failure of those footings punching the column through the footing.

It is because once the flow commences through the foot valve, of the two components: vertical and horizontal flows, one component of flow becomes zero while the other is active.

Last week around this time she was pierced through the foot by a jagged rock.