Sentence examples for whose toes from inspiring English sources

(b) The prostitute whose toes the Clinton adviser Dick Morris sucked.

She knows who tiptoes barefoot and whose toes are rarely exposed.

"It's never going to go away," said George Alexander Shorts Jr. of Brooklyn, whose toes were broken during the uprising.

He did not mind whose toes he trampled on, so long as it was likely to help those he championed.

"He don't care whose toes he steps on, he's going after them," Juanita Eads, 74, a member of the local Tea Party organization, said approvingly.

It would take them almost two years to get home -- all 28 of them intact, except for one man whose toes were left behind, victims of frostbite.

This past week, it was just four feet from his house to the edge of a newly formed cliff whose toe now marks the high water line.

The striker then skipped around keeper Hedvig Lindahl, crossing for Lloyd, whose toe-poke was pushed away by the recovering stopper.

She's a cutter, and her favored implement is a relic of girlhood with sinister overtones, a plastic ballerina figurine whose toe shoe has been sharpened to a stiletto point.

While making a cursory examination of the most recent arrival, a young woman whose toe tag bears the name "Christine Falls," Quirke notices "the dark roots of her hair at forehead and temples: dead, and not even a real blonde".

Goodness knows what damage Moyes's team might have inflicted had Wayne Rooney – whose toe injury looks set to heal in time for Munich – been playing on a day which began in deceptively underwhelming fashion.