Sentence examples for which feet from inspiring English sources
If there was no word for a thing, Sally Wallace invented it: "greebles" meant little bits of lint, especially those which feet brought into bed; "twanger" was the word for something whose name you don't know or can't remember.
The basic delights of the tango, in which a man and a woman often turn rapidly away from each other while locked arm to arm, and in which feet can flick, slide, jab and then fly across the stage as if cross-stitching, were often evident.
The blocks through which feet or in case of occlusions lower body centroids pass are marked as floor blocks.
There was a difference in the length of time for which feet, videos and photographs were shown which might account for this difference but it might also be that a still 2D image of the foot was easier to score consistently than all-around video footage or a 3D digit where observers had several views and so could make several interpretations.
Venezuelans must decide which foot they prefer to amputate.
Mr Waddell said it was important which foot was injured.
I leave you the judge of which foot they used.
The burden falls on the state, which foots two-thirds of the bills.
The park is crossed by good roads from which foot trails extend in many directions.
