Sentence examples for wearing stilts from inspiring English sources

I'm already quite tall and they make me stupidly tall - I feel as if I'm wearing stilts.

We put paint on our faces … I'm wearing stilts … And we put a string in our buttholes!" That, I'm guessing, is Schumer with the inverted commas removed.

Maybe Ryan Dunn and Stephen (Steve-O) Glover would box each other while wearing stilts; or maybe a cabdriver would be tricked into transporting a duffel bag, out of which would jump the four-foot-tall Jason (Wee Man) Acuña.

He is on the wire, wearing stilts, balancing on his right toe, a wheel supporting a plate sustaining a rack of 16 wine glasses holding up a globe that props up a piece of straw.

She was fascinated by the sight of locals appearing from their houses wearing stilts and dressed as insects, on their way to watch films about the glory and importance of invertebrates.

Some land on another pirate's shoulders, while others are launched wearing stilts, leading to thousands of simultaneous gasps from the audience.

Historically, heels have been used as a form of marking power: some 10,000 years ago, tribal chieftains were known to wear stilts at meetings to allow them to look down on the members of their tribe.

A long way from his stop-motion roots, Winter is played onstage by Beth Kennedy, who wears stilts and an extraordinary getup by costumer Sharon McGunigle to reanimate the angular, beaky, long-fingered figurine of so many of our Christmases past.

Choose a cog similar to your body type so that you won't have to wear stilts or padding or anything.

A person wearing peg stilts has to keep moving or lean against something, or else he falls down.

I remember a shoot for Vogue in which I stood next to a pool, soaked to the skin in a see-through dress, wearing golden stilts for shoes.