forefoot

One is in the forefoot; the other, at the heel.

I could see the waves boiling white under her forefoot.

The door swung in at the tap of his forefoot.

On top of that, my forefoot rolls inward as I walk.

The long part of the foot is called the forefoot and contains 19 bones.

One of the beings raised a forefoot and pointed over her shoulder.

She used a forefoot to scratch letters in the sand.

"I thought so," he said, looking at the horse's off forefoot.

And I have made an appointment to see an orthopedist to find out what is wrong with my forefoot.

He reasoned that there was too much tension between the heel and forefoot.

If she were only hanging by her forefoot this might bring her off.

There are other causes of pain in the forefoot.

It had a can of Budweiser clutched in one huge forefoot.

By the time I got back to my car, my left forefoot ached.

The first cushions, the second, in the forefoot, is designed to propel you forward.

He put his head down, and his forefoot raked the ground.

However, a child's forefoot is generally flexible and very resilient to injuries of any kind.

Is it at the inside of the forefoot?

Other designers have made the forefoot deeper so that it is immersed in the water at rest.

The distance from the imprint of a forefoot until the same foot hits the ground again.

The forefoot represents the most distal portion of the foot.

A yacht came sailing down the reach with the water bubbling under her forefoot.

The forefoot also serves as a lever to allow balance during standing and jumping.

She found a small, sharp stone wedged under the shoe of his off forefoot.

X-rays may be helpful in excluding other causes of forefoot pain.