Sentence examples for toe pointing from inspiring English sources

But – oh – was that a toe pointing south?

With the Hagenbeck-Wallace circus, she developed her six-foot side saddle hump, blindfolded, not holding the reins, her body flung backward along the horse, her right toe pointing skyward.

"In shape," wrote Sir Mervyn Brown, Britain's ambassador to the country in the 1970s, "Madagascar resembles the print of a gigantic left foot with an enlarged big toe pointing pigeon-toed slightly to the right of north".

You want your toe pointing up.

When your hips turn, your foot turns with them, resulting in your toe pointing towards home plate(through a 90 degree turn).

You may perform this next stretch with either your toe pointing up toward the ceiling or with the inside edge of your foot flat on the bench with your toe pointing forward (but flexed), or you may try this stretch both ways since you will stretch some slightly different (but many of the same) muscles either way.

She often stands like a dancer, with one toe pointed out, hip a-jut.

"You can lose points for having your toe pointed one way rather than another.

Keep your kicking toe pointed.

When you lift your knee, really lift your knee and keep your toe pointed.

Your secondary leg is in front, its toe pointed straight forward.