Examples of 'your left foot' in a sentence
Meaning of "your left foot"
your left foot: Refers to the foot positioned on the left side of the body. It can also be used idiomatically to refer to clumsiness or lack of coordination
How to use "your left foot" in a sentence
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your left foot
And rotate your left foot slightly.
Your left foot gives you trouble.
We build up your left foot and shoulder.
Do you have a birthmark on your left foot.
Get your left foot in that stirrup.
I am going to need you to lift your left foot.
Move your left foot forward a bit.
Ten inches in front of your left foot.
Place your left foot in front of you.
You still drag your left foot.
Put your left foot in the stirrup.
Shift your weight to your left foot.
Put your left foot on the clutch.
You start with your left foot.
Put your left foot on the brake.
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Put your weight on your left foot.
Place your left foot on the step.
You just need your left foot.
Put your left foot in front a little bit.
Do not put weight on your left foot.
You put your left foot in and.
Exhale when stepping on your left foot.
You put your left foot out.
Your left foot is there to use.
Never use your left foot to brake.
Your left foot looks purple.
Step out with your left foot.
Back your left foot up a hair.
Lift up with your left foot.
Put your left foot toward me.
Lock it with your left foot.
Put your left foot just so.
Right behind your left foot.
Now your left foot and right hand.
You are planting your left foot too late.
Have your left foot be more straight back.
So you start with your left foot forward.
Rest your left foot on your right foot.
Now hop on your left foot.
Your left foot should be touching.
Just off your left foot.
Your left foot should be touching the foot.
Lead with your left foot.
Your left foot is on the step.
Always keep your left foot on the brake.
Your left foot shall be close to the right.
Now move your left foot.
There is a beautiful one in front of your left foot.
Bring your left foot up in there.
And wiggle the toes of your left foot.
