Examples of 'strong feet' in a sentence
Meaning of "strong feet"
The phrase 'strong feet' can have literal or metaphorical meanings. Literally, it refers to having physically robust or powerful feet, often associated with athleticism or physical fitness. Metaphorically, it can imply having a firm foundation or resilience, representing strength, determination, or the ability to withstand challenges or difficult circumstances
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They have strong feet and are monogamous creatures.
I also have a pair of strong feet.
Strong feet for walking and a talent for concealment.
You got strong feet.
Strong feet and legs.
Detectives still require good old horse sense and strong feet.
We have strong feet that help us to run and walk.
Having milled rice for many years I also have a pair of strong feet.
The strong feet are round.
Why do you choose the Strong Feet.
Having two strong feet can help you become versatile.
Mynas are medium-sized passerines with strong feet.
The strong feet combined with the upright posture will contribute to better body balance.
I also have a pair of strong feet do you want to try them?
Strong feet bounced into shadow, alone again.
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They are excellent climbers, with very strong feet and legs.
From those strong feet that followed, followed after.
The sole, strong nonetheless flexible, helps younger dancers create strong feet.
The large, strong feet and legs are flesh-coloured.
Jadis, You got strong feet.
A toad-headed agama . Strong feet for walking and a talent for concealment.
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