Sentence examples for toe! from inspiring English sources

Even in a simple court dance, he's emphatic about the precise musical beat on which the foot has to be placed flat on the ground, the accent of a plié, the height at which a pointed toe should be lifted, the twist or curve of a torso.

But the detentions come amid a deepening crackdown against media outlets that do not toe the government line.

Now Manchester seems a city standing toe to toe with the energy of Hamburg or Barcelona as much as it does the energy of any other English city.

Try that metropolitan sneer on mothers who are themselves often wearing pink, alongside small daughters pink-clad from top to toe on pink scooters.

The 8th toe is a sickeningly big digit, donated by an American who lost it in a lawnmower accident.

He looks to be through on goal, but has the ball taken off his toe by a block from Halliche, who is so stricken with cramp he can't even kick it away.

The second was a toe-poke which fell fortuitously to Mellberg inside the penalty area.

Only those with no taste, no imagination and too much money wear head-to-toe catwalk clobber.

Tourists now visit Dawson City specifically to go toe-to-toe with this challenging libation, much as Captain Dick anticipated.

It should be a battle of the Princesses as we see Cannes juror Nicole Kidman in Grace of Monaco go toe-to-toe with Naomi Watts in a film now, finally and officially, named Diana.

Britain retained toe-holds in the rankings, announced on Monday at London's Guildhall, although Dinner by Heston Blumenthal fell two spots to seventh place and Brett Graham's The Ledbury in west London was down 10 positions to 20th.