Sentence examples for which heels from inspiring English sources

It may mean little to you which model's feet walked which heels up which catwalk in which season in 1986, but the industry thrives on such knowledge.

And during a news conference last year, Mr. Trump could not recall which heel had been involved, prompting his campaign to release a statement saying it was both.

Late stance was defined as the combined phases of terminal stance and pre-swing, in which heel-rise and toe-off occurs.

In an attempt to compensate for the reduced responsiveness of the calf musculature, the present study incorporated daily sessions in which heel raise exercises, cross hopping and reactive jumps were performed to primarily target the calf muscles.

Men's preference for women with morphological traits associated with youthfulness (Buss 1994; Symons 1995) is confirmed in our study, as the target with high heels was perceived as younger than the target with no heels, which suggests that heels could increase the perceived youthfulness of women.

But people have been trying shock wave therapy, in which the heel is bombarded with ultrasonic waves like those used to break up kidney stones.

True Grit is a film in which boot-heels bump reassuringly on wooden porches and where horses kick up sprays of water as they canter through the creek-bed.

A coordinate system is established as shown in Fig. 1, in which the heel end of the wellbore is M 0 (x 0, y 0, z 0).

One foot in which the heel cord was sectioned at the initial treatment and sectioned again at the third recurrence had a 5-degree residual equinus deformity.

The inertial sensor was placed on the lower back which makes heel strike and toe-off events more difficult to identify within the gait cycle.

The pair Whoopi chose were his "Chewing Gum" heels, which retail for $2,240 and feature a heel created out of a (faux) stretched wad of pink gum.