Sentence examples for toe waving from inspiring English sources

There are, as with his previous films, various visual gifts, like the spooky image of an airplane hangar glowing in the night and the odd image of Norma's little toe waving like a finger.

In keeping with the functional hypothesis, toe waving is elicited by moving edible-sized objects such as crickets or metamorphic toads.

"You can't act freaked out, like, uhhh, when some guy's, like, sucking your toes," Ms. Heaven said, waving her hands.

Crammed in with head-to-toe Olympic apparel-wearing tourists, waving small flags.

This is the life, you think to yourself, stumbling back onto the dancefloor, waving through people, treading on toes.

"You can't have toe hair on your wedding day," she insisted, waving her spatula menacingly.

The fanciful menagerie is given substance by the beauty of Sanders's descriptions: we see "water fight itself down the drain"; curtains curl "like the toes of waves"; teeth become "torn bits of paper" capable of "thinning the dark".

Once you have completed that, point both your toes in, and kick both feet out while waving your arms.

In theory the characters line up in camps, with Adam and Holly wryly waving the banner of agnosticism, while the others toe the line of a literal-minded Christianity.

Autistic children tend to engage in repetitive, hyperactive behaviors and activities such as arm- or hand- flapping, walking on tip-toes, rubbing feet together, spinning, biting (themselves or others), rocking, waving.

"Oh, I do miss walking on the beach, waving to people, getting the sand in between my toes," he said.