Sentence examples for toe to a from inspiring English sources

Insigne isn't far away from getting a toe to a cross whipped in from the right.

How could there be music?" Frank took Mr. Bannet, who was frost-bitten from head to toe, to a small wooden building.

Ward, however, proved his sharpness by getting his toe to a cross just before Thomas Müller could turn it into the net.

Five shows over two days will feature work by just about everyone who has put a toe to a downtown stage floor in recent years.

"You dropped something," he said, pointing with his toe to a black sock curled up on the floor like a worm.

"Some architects say they take their color scheme from the rocks lying around," she said, pointing with her toe to a gray-red rock lying at her feet.

On the stretch, Chris Wood is inches away from getting a toe to an excellent diagonal cross-cum-shot from Shane Smeltz.

Treat toes to a couple of coats and you'll feel less like hibernating.

You don't want to be tapping your toes to a sorry spectacle of justice miscarried, particularly one that ends in a lynching.

Starting with simple drills, we were told to keep stepping on tip toes to a beat.

Curl your toes to a ninety degree angle.