Sentence examples for toe press from inspiring English sources

Starting at your toe, press your thumb firmly into the skin and inch or creep along the length of your foot so you are sure to press every reflex spot.

PJ Harvey's record-breaking contributions to indie rock are redoubtable, but rock's one-in one-out policy for women has made her an inescapable comparison for any rock woman standing alone with a six string and toe pressed to a distortion pedal.

The figure's spread out toes press against one side of the box, turning blue where its skin meets the surface.

The show includes a misshapen sixpack of green, gold-capped Coca-Cola bottles; a lustrously glazed bathroom scale with footprints and five disembodied toes pressed into its surface; bronze bookends commemorating the death of Jackson Pollock; and a portable television filled by the head of Ronald Reagan.

Lewis was the kind of brown boy in kindergarten who took off his shoes with his toes pressed against the back of the heel before he double-dutched with the girls in our class.

Subjects were instructed to perform the NMES training in the seated position with the knee flexed to 60 degrees, the foot flat on the floor, and the toes pressed against a wall to achieve isometric muscle contraction.

Try and keep your right toes pressed to the ground, instead of the top of your right foot.

Start from toe and press towards heel.

Place the styptic pencil directly in contact with the bleeding toe and press firmly.

The colloquial idiom, unusually funny for the Post, crosses the line from mutterings about Abedin being loyal to a fault, which posher media have been issuing for days, to full-scale "blaming the victim" – shifting the focus to the wife, whose support of her husband at his toe-curling press conference this week was widely taken as Too Bloody Much.

The movement is elongating the toes as you press them down, not curling the toes.