Sentence examples for through the foot from inspiring English sources

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.

Among those who could be docked time for not trudging through the foot and a half of snow to get to work were clerical workers, social workers and secretaries — in short, nearly anyone who normally reports to a city office.

It's visually arresting – I particularly enjoyed the scene at a Bulgarian Gypsy settlement, where the (by now bungling) burglars are relieved of their cars and clothes and one is shot through the foot – ouch, instant stigmata.

The aim of this technique is to hit the ground with the pad of your heel, roll through the foot and then push off with your toes, feeling your ankle open out as if you were pointing your toes.

The basic technique involves striking the ground with the heel, rolling through the foot and pushing off with your toes (not as easy to keep up as it sounds).

Donning the yellow and white garments of that church's clergy, Ms. Daughtry led a 25-member choir through the foot-stomping gospel number "I Can Go to God in Prayer".

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.

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

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

The weights were hung down the end point of the X-ray table through the feet of the patient (Fig. 2).