cross foot

The corresponding turns from backward to forward do not involve crossed feet and are usually considered simple steps rather than mohawks.

Mohawk turns are essentially executed with crossed feet, and this is reflected in the tracings.

A long thin dagger with a hilt of twisted silver wire was pushed through the crossed feet.

In the Whisk the crossing foot travels around the standing foot, rather than "locks" from the direction of approach.

"Dirty work with cross feet?"

Among the most stunning photographs is one of the few nudes that Le Gray took, a sleepy Odalisque with long curls and crossed feet.

A half-empty bottle of lemon-flavored vodka stood next to the man's crossed feet, and loud, irregular snores came from deep within his nose and throat.

My crossed feet, far out from the chair, bucking up and down as one single limb, beating time against the floor on the heel of the undermost one.

The removal of the Konopkastrasse's ring road function is the second element of the Buxtehude strategy, and is evident in its changed relationship with crossing foot traffic.

On his crossed feet were black moccasin-type ties, the kind with two eyelets that are almost as comfortable as strollers and don't wear your socks out every time you walk a block.

Her crossed feet locked round his neck in the instant that he started to duck, and her extended body twisted fiercely in the air, arms spread to give added torque to her legs.

Though she had been taught as a child how to curtsey, she had never had any need to do so until this moment- and suddenly she found herself awkwardly wobbling over her own crossed feet.

And Vantagio, if you're listening to this, which you are-I am sure you are as I can tell it's the speaker phone on your desk-you look at his hands; no crossed fingers, no crossed feet.

Note Brutus' tense, crossed feet in the picture, the sharp scissors that lay dead in the center of the painting, and the use of light and dark to draw a distinction between Brutus and his wife.

Frost, who had found some salted peanuts left over from the previous night, was slouched in his chair, his crossed feet up on his desk, hurling peanuts in the air and trying to catch them in his mouth.

His companion wasn't looking at him, but rather reclined in his chair, his crossed feet resting atop the corner of the table, opposite Keru, his nose buried as usual in that odd human book he never seemed to tire of reading.

Other interesting items range from a pleasantly whimsical Trisha Brown drawing of crossed feet to an oil-stick abstract drawing with a dense sculptural quality by Richard Serra and an ambiguous interior scene by the American painter Frank Moore.

At once Mrs. Gould glanced towards Antonia, posed upright in the corner of a high, straight-backed Spanish sofa, a large black fan waving slowly against the curves of her fine figure, the tips of crossed feet peeping from under the hem of the black skirt.