barefoot造句

She wore the Cartier even barefoot under the lawn sprinkler.

I happened to notice that they were barefoot on this cold linoleum floor.

Last week Sadiq called Mr Saleh a "liar" and said he must leave the country "barefoot".

Just taking off your shoes does not mean you'll immediately attain proper barefoot running form, Dr. Lieberman told me.

In a Chicago alleyway, a barefoot LJ stumbles in terror, eyes red from crying and panic on his face.

The footage Ahn brought out was shocking: filthy, barefoot children scavenging for food, picking kernels of corn from cow manure.

he was always the first boy that went barefoot in the spring and the last to resume leather in the fall;

applying paint and powder to the face and wearing blue and color ribbon on the head, beat the gong, cymbal and wooden fish while dancing on barefoot.

This kind of fungal infection on feet and toenail can be prevented if you practice barefoot walking and give the scope to the feet to breath normally.

Usually, in the morning, barefoot, the boy followed the cow into the meadow, disappeared beyond John's view, and did not return until dusk.

"a standing-room-only crowd waited expectantly as a slide flashed up posing this question: Does barefoot running increase or decrease skeletal injury risk?"

And when, inevitably, the son showed up at the house and began to run around barefoot, and then invited his friends over and partied late into the night, I felt sick with powerlessness and envy.

So shifting to a forefoot running style, as people do when running barefoot, may lessen your risk for a stress fracture, and up your chances of developing a muscle strain or tendinitis.

Around him stood an entourage of fierce-looking, dark-skinned barefoot men in similar attire, each with a sword or dagger bound to his waist by a gold-encrusted belt.