barefooted

I'm always glad when it gets warm enough to go barefooted.

I don't think barefooted people could exist in this temperature.

Lifting the barefooted victim, he carried him to a table.

I ran barefooted and grabbed the receiver, but no one spoke.

The barefooted pilgrim, of course, is in direct contact with the earth.

At fifteen he began the world not only penniless but barefooted.

We had, of course, been forced to march barefooted.

The poor girl had come barefooted, for fear of making a noise, and appeared to be shivering.

They took a table and a white-jacketed, barefooted black was there immediately to take their order.

The barefooted double steps were heard in the corridor outside again, going up and down, but no one entered.

Henry wondered now if he might've been too hasty with the young barefooted woman.

They watched young kids, mostly barefooted, picking through the freezing mud.

Ten years ago she was a barefooted girl running round the back streets of Charlottetown.

Although barefooted and cold, Cora had refused to wait inside one of the cars; her eyes never left the drive leading to the house.

"No barefooted beggars are going to get the upper hand here in my territory!"

Brown, barefooted children played a game of blindman's buff in the street.

"I'm looking forward to playing in Miami," the barefooted kicker said.

The barefooted practitioners wear protection for their heads and upper bodies.

Arizona is a hell of a prickly place to go barefooted."

So he walked fifteen miles to town barefooted and slept on the doorstep of the post office.

So I rushed down, barefooted and still zipping into a jump suit.

She opened her eyes and saw her barefooted, emaciated son.

A barefooted woman in a short dress struggled with a large jar of water from the fountain.

Watching barefooted children play in the ditches along the beach, Liandra thought of her own life.