Sentence examples for toes forward from inspiring English sources

Don't wear high-heeled shoes, which can force the toes forward.

(Hoatzins have feet with three toes forward and one behind, whereas cuckoos have feet with two toes forward and two behind). The hoatzin's foot morphology combined with its unique internal features have prompted some scientists to assign the hoatzin to its own group, order Opisthocomiformes.

Watching my child I am recalling my own numberless days trotting around dusty rings or muddy ones, with an instructor shouting encouragement to remember the basics: heels down, toes forward, head up, shoulders back, keep a straight line between bit and elbow.

Mourning doves have perching feet, with three toes forward and one reversed.

Stand in your ready position facing the net, toes forward, shoulder-width apart (b).

1. Plie Squat: Rather than standing with your feet hip width apart and your toes forward, scoot your legs out a little wider and point each toe to the adjacent wall: left toes toward the left wall, right toes toward the right wall.

The perfect marching band shoe pitches the toe forward to foster the seamless, balletlike movement called the roll step.

The deformations of other bones of the legs were less apparent and the scapula was usually unaffected; (3) angular deformations of the distal parts of the legs characterized by bilateral stiff and hyperextended fetlocks with the extremity of the toe forward and parallel to the trunk of the body; and (4) defects of the vertebral column (kyphosis and scoliosis), but not of the ribs.

Bend your arms down your body, while taking two-three running steps (on high toe) forward.

Make a conscious but discreet effort to arrange your body as slightly pigeon-toed (i.e. toes pointing forward and inward and heels outward) and slightly knock-kneed (i.e. knees bent and pointing forward and inward and hips outward) and slightly knock-elbowed (i.e. elbows bent and pointing backward and inward to meet behind your spine and bent wrists outward).

Three toes point forward and one backward.