Toes In A Sentence

• Her shoes were out at the toes and down at the heels.
• She wiggled her toes to herself as she meditated.
• Dulcie studied the toes of her rosy slippers.
• And his toes have worked round where his heels ought to be.
• All were frozen, some losing toes and fingers.
• Fifth day, fingers clasp firmly; toes do not.
• Feet are felt of, and toes are carried to mouth (190).
• Then, I clenched my toes and tried to kick.
• I went back to my rooms with my toes scarce touching the ground.
• Emmy Lou took the chalk and stood on her toes to reach the board.
• First day, spreading of toes when sole of foot is touched (224).
• But even by standing on my toes I could see only the fur tip of his cap.
• Eyes, ears, nose, chin, toes and fingers had been torn and eaten off.
• Zeus confound you, brute of a Spartan, your big sandals crush my toes again!
• She didn't even seem to care to come any more to warm her toes at the stove.

• Every time the toes rested on the ground the bow descended with merciless ferocity.
• The boy chuckled a little and dug his toes into the frozen earth, then he whistled.
• They were drawing hard from above; his toes were barely touching the floor; he was strangling.
• His boots, he noted, were not adapted to walking as they pinched in the toes and instep.
• The feet of murderers are, as a rule, very short and broad, the toes flat and square-tipped.
• All this time Edwin Shaw had been teetering on uncertain toes on the borders of the crowd.
• Mrs. Beale thrust her toes into a pair of silver-embroidered Turkish slippers and stood up.
• Your toiling millions were only too honored to receive the toes of our boots in the proper spot for them when they displeased their betters.
• Turks find it hard to count beyond the number of their fingers and toes which number is the same as with human beings.
• She stepped down to the water's edge, dabbling her outstretched toes in the flow.
• A number of boys had built a bonfire on the shore, where they could warm their chilled toes and fingers.
• Bill studied the toes of his moccasins and, without looking up, replied with a negative shake of his head.
• In the case of fingers or toes a razor is used, the wound being dipped into boiling oil or pitch immediately after the operation.
• She put out her hand and, as the general clasped it, she raised herself up on her toes in an unmistakable motion to greet him with a kiss.
• They shuffle along with their toes turned in, wearing large yellow boots, over which they often have slippers of the same colour.
• Here then, it is at rest, with the toes of the fore-feet performing their natural functions, which they never do when the animal is on the ground.
• It is wonderful to see how an Arab carpenter can hold a board with his toes while his hands are busy sawing or planing it!
• The pacha was obliged to strain his fat body to its utmost altitude, standing on the tips of his toes to enable his eyes to reach the cranny.
• Ruthlessly her quick eyes traveled down the full length of her scant, rough skirt to the stubbed toes of her battered brown riding boots.
• I got, in fact, so strong on my hind feet, that my toes were actually in time thicker than those of any of my race.
• It was, therefore, with considerable gratitude that he discovered he could dig his toes into crevices in the rock, and thus hang on.
• I made him touch his toes with his fingers and laid on the braid where it would do the most good; the more I whaled him the more he laughed.
• The Indian regarded them thoughtfully, and again the toes wriggled comfortably beneath the pliable moose-skin covering.
• Indeed, the toes did clear the ground, but the heels, slipping away from the lean ankles, dragged in the follow-through.
• He rose on his toes and fell on his heels, with, the motion which Keith had remarked the first time he met him.

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