Sentence examples for toe across from inspiring English sources

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"This isn't about just dipping one toe across the line of what's acceptable, the whole point is to take a pole vault and launch yourself across the line," says Ruge, who on a more serious level hopes the game will encourage more frank discussion about issues in the aid industry.

Women, then men, travel on half-toe across the stage; jumps and turns enter the vocabulary.

Miniature hunters tip-toe across a stage to prod a wolf writhing against a noose.

In the most engaging motif, a woman runs rapidly on half-toe across the stage — with a man behind pushing her in sport.

I stubbed my toes across the rocky shore until I could feel the cool Atlantic rising up over my legs.

In June, at a rehearsal in an upstairs studio at the Brooklyn Academy, many of the performers seemed anxious and uncertain, swaying on their artificial legs like woozy giants wearing prostheses, and the puppets were wobbly too, dragging their toes across the floor or else jerking along in ungainly bounds.

This coming Sunday — as it did last Saturday — an early game in England featuring Manchester United will be watched by Asian viewers in their prime time at night, get Americans up for an early brunch, and keep commentators, gamblers and billionaires on their toes across as many time zones as there are in the world.

And this is only a few months after Obama stood toe-to-toe across Lafayette Park against the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

Start tucking the unfolded sock by first bringing it by the toes across the forming square.

His toe-poke across the goalmouth was deflected into the net by Dallas's George John in the 108th minute.