Sentence examples for through the heel from inspiring English sources

The interior, which is entered through the heel, is a disappointingly straightforward affair.

Watch the luxuriance of that first posé (step-out) into arabesque on pointe at 0 06 (repeated at 0 18), and the way the working leg rises as the supporting foot rolls smoothly down through the heel.

The MSS letter sent to women seen by The Observer states: 'The NHS at present does not provide a national osteoporosis screening service and where private clinics exist, the cost for assessments can be considerable.' The scan is done through the heel bone and the results discussed immediately.

The NTD is defined as the difference between the transit time through the heel of an ultrasound signal and the transit time through a hypothetical object of equal thickness (to the heel) but containing soft tissue only.

Press out through the heel as you spin your inner and outer thighs to the sky equally.

Experience has demonstrated that the traction transmitted to the skeleton by means of the nail passing through the heel, does not present any inconveniences, and fulfils the desired effect.

On his follow-through, the heel of the putter brushed the ground, causing the toe of the putter to strike his moving ball a second time.

Specifically, the bottom water will firstly break through at the heel end of the wellbore.

Once you tap your butt, drive through the heels as you row your way up to standing.

Once you feel comfortable in the static squat, then push through the heels to a jump and land back into your starting position.

The procedure consisted of the masseuse applying firm, rhythmic pressure over the volunteer's body through the heels of her hands.