“foot”造句，怎麼用foot造句

Her foot pointed artfully toward tapering toes.

I go to school usually on foot.

First, try this without your hoop: with your left foot planted firmly, step right foot forward.

It should have a seat for foot washing.

He went in frond and made sure that Paula followed her foot exactly in each of his foot prints.

Peter was unaccustomed to go to school on foot.

If your foot feels tense, stand with one hand on a wall for support and place the arch of one foot on top of the ball.

Von Jouanne and co-workers plopped the buoy in the 15-foot-deep channel and buffeted it with two -, three - and four-foot waves.

The big toenail of your left foot has grown in(to the flesh)

Gonzales held tightly to the gearshift and kept his foot steady on the throttle.

You've strained a muscle that gives some support to the arch of your foot (the muscle runs from the shin bone around the ankle and attaches behind the ball of the foot). You probably have flat feet.

You're cruising down the road, the wind rushes in through an open window, and your foot lowers on the accelerator.

When you run or walk, you land on the outside edge of your foot and roll inward.

I found that it was a private bridge, and it appeared to be used for both foot - and snowmobile traffic.

Beneath her long dress, a glimpse could be caught of her tiny foot shod in a silken boot.

In the frigid north, sea-eagles, with their seven-foot wingspans, and king crabs frequent the ice-covered seas off the remote Shiretoko Peninsula.

In Shanghai, people find great trouble in getting to their destinations either on foot or by pubic transport means, and this has become a top social problem.

A study published last year revealed how the penguins depart their nesting grounds in February and head north on foot and ice floes to flee the protracted darkness of the Antarctic winter.

The small party successfully in stalled their receiver at St. John's in a disused hospital attached to a naval barracks on a 500-foot-high hill -- which, strangely enough, was called "Signal Hill".

The entire project is planned to cost RMB20,390,000, but the workplaces involved will all need to foot a fixed portion of the work project costs, like the Singapore-China jointly invested Shilin Grand Hotel, which will require RMB638,400 in construction costs.

He was really tall -- no less than six-foot-five. When he came in through the door, he had to lower his head to avoid banging against the door frame. It looked as though he always bowed to you at the door and that was much too polite.

I have been told that I have a significant limp, which I denied for a few days but now I can clearly feel my body rocking more to the right and my right foot curving in more as I stagger forward.

He escaped on foot.

She had just unwrapped her foot.

Inside the Wolf's foot, the stony horizon.

The foot of the wall should be stained brown.

Stand facing the couch and tap your foot lightly on top, then switch legs and tap the other foot.

In the infirmary, Sara cleans the bandage on Michael's left foot.

(in traffic-filled streets)find great trouble in getting to one's destination on foot

The master of the house scarcely set foot beyond the green baize door; the mistress only to supervise.

With this approach I then set about wrapping my foot in tracing paper, then binding it up in masking tape and then drawings various geometries onto and over the form of my foot.

Management of the septic foot is a challenge in diabetic patients, and this condition often progresses to amputation in an effort to alleviate otherwise incurable infection.

Hale and hearty types can ascend the steep hill at 225th Street to the Kingsbridge Armory, a 575, 000-square-foot brick castle that looks as if it was lifted from a storybook.

The Rigging section of this tutorial shows you how to get your model ready for animation and covers blend shapes, skeleton creation, painting weights for smooth deformations of your geometry, IK handles to move the legs, as well as adding hand and foot controls using locators and set driven keys.

My foot [nose] tickles.

The salesperson should also measure your foot.

Ann caught her foot on a tree root and stumbled.

Probably because of relatively weak thigh muscles and a lack of foot support.

He upset it with his foot, bruising the top of his foot and his knee."Damn it," he cursed."Who didn't put the chair back after sitting in it?"

Officials say that in the most recent robbery Monday, he approached a Bank of America teller in la Jolla, displayed a handgun and asked for cash. He fled on foot.

"One newton is equal to a force of 100,000 dynes in the centimetre-gram-second (CGS) system, or a force of about 0.2248 lb in the foot-pound-second (English or U.S.) system. It is named for Isaac Newton, whose second law of motion describes the changes a force can produce in the motion of a body. "

In the shoe is a foot, a rotted foot, in a rotted sock.

An arch in the foot would provide leverage to push off the ground at the start of a stride and then help absorb shock when the foot meets ground again, suggesting Lucy's feet were much like ours.

When her foot became badly swollen during a campaign stop in New York, a blood clot was discovered behind her right knee and she was put on blood thinners.

As for the call that sparked her tirade, Williams said: "I've never been foot-faulted [all year] and then suddenly in this tournament they keep calling foot faults."

Remove first sock from foot.

A notoriously absent-minded professor was one day observed walking along the street with one foot continually in the gutter, the other on the pavement.