Sentence examples for wet toes from inspiring English sources
The insides stick to her wet toes.
There's nothing worse than wet toes all night.
Anxious about his feet getting wet, or his toes getting trapped, Andrew walks looking down.
The rowers wet their toes and ankles as a gull homing in on a catch plunged in beak first.
No need to wet your toes, let alone scuba or snorkel, to see their ostentatiously breath-taking aerobatics as whales breach and dolphins leap out of water in wonderfully synchronised, wheeling arcs.
Right now they're just wetting their toes," Nabavi said.
All they have to do is wet a toe in the bay or walking onto the ocean beach, which are under seashore jurisdiction.
"You can't get in just by getting your toes wet," adds Mr Makhoul.
For the hitters, it is a way to get their toes wet before jumping into the deep end against a Strasburg fastball.
The familiar wrinkles on wet fingers and toes may also have benefited early humans in their first forays into technology, said Tom Smulders, an evolutionary neurobiologist at Newcastle University.
