Sentence examples for toe means from inspiring English sources

On top of that I never considered the fact that having a compartment for each toe means I can't wears socks – unless I buy toe socks to go with the shoes, which I do not want to do at all.

On top of that I never considered the fact that having a compartment for each toe means I can't wears socks – unless I buy toe socks to go with the shoes, which I do not want to do at all.

(If the phrases "Nice marmot," or "You're entering a world of pain," or "I can get you a toe" mean anything to you, then "Lebowski" has entered your private sectarian world).

In the delightfully named Staffordshire village of Mow Cop, to have "cocked your toes" meant to have died.

Chilled toes meant camp, established by our crew in a sloping meadow on the outskirts of a hamlet well before our arrival, was all the more welcoming.

Flood's toe injury means 21-year-old Farrell, who is on a four-man shortlist for the International Rugby Board Player of the Year award, starts for the first time since the summer tour.

Keep your posture "H2T", or Head to Toe; this means focusing on all parts of the body while modeling or walking.

Rib, shin and toe injuries meant that he was a walking bandage from nearly head to toe last week while missing every Tennessee practice.

For Ford, cracking the secret of the Tokay gecko toe could mean boosting recycling rates for its vehicles by a full 10%.

Trimble's appearance in the 35-21 victoverover Wales on 8 August was his first for Ireland since June 2014, but a recurrence of his toe injury meant he managed only 33 minutes.

Of course, many recreational golfers are inveterate cheaters, as in lie, as in improving one's lie by any toe-nudge means necessary.