Usar "barefooted" en una oración
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barefooted
1. It was a barefooted woman who
2. The sun is shining in through one of the portholes and glinting on the polished wood, stretching as I go, I pad barefooted across the floor to look out at the day
3. was barefooted on hot asphalt
4. In Scotland, custom has rendered them a necessary of life to the lowest order of men ; but not to the same order of women, who may, without any discredit, walk about barefooted
5. In France, they are necessaries neither to men nor to women; the lowest rank of both sexes appearing there publicly, without any discredit, sometimes in wooden shoes, and sometimes barefooted
6. He was barefooted and he moved impossibly fast, with the grace of a cat
7. He stormed outside dressed in nothing but his shorts and ran towards the moving wedding feast barefooted
8. She pulled off her boots again and threw them onto the terrace of the large house as they passed there, and then continued barefooted through the wet grass
9. She had walked the three miles from the harbour mouth barefooted, over a road where there was still snow and slush and mud
10. She was used to being cold, and she had been going barefooted for a month already, like all the other swarming young fry of the fishing village
11. "Oh, why are you barefooted on such a cold night?" cried Faith
12. "I'll go barefooted first, cold as it is
13. " "You can't go barefooted to church to-morrow
14. In the center of the park, a fire had been lit in a huge garbage can and men, women and children danced and spun around the fire, some barefooted, as the drummers played on
15. 12 And the sons of Jacob and the sons of Esau went barefooted round about, walking and lamenting until they reached Kireath-arba
16. 40 And Joseph and his household went together near the bier barefooted and weeping, and the rest of Joseph's servants went around him; each man had his ornaments on him, and they were all armed with their weapons of war
17. 12 And the sons of Jacob and the sons of Esau went barefooted round about walking and lamenting until they reached Kireath-arba
18. 40 And Joseph and his household went together near the bier barefooted and weeping and the rest of Joseph's servants went around him; each man had his ornaments on him and they were all armed with their weapons of war
19. I paced barefooted on the cool floor, listening to Mr Campbell shouting
20. I wouldn’t say that it’s a matter of ‘integrity, spirituality and morality’, but when I march barefooted, I’m in tune with my inner drum
21. weeks in a community where it is the custom to walk barefooted, and I was
22. Barefooted, headlong into the wall of
23. With graceful strides barefooted she went all the way up to his neck
24. Next to José Arcadio Segundo there was a barefooted woman, very fat, with two children between the ages of four and seven
25. Barefooted I leave it
26. He ran off barefooted down the street without saying anything in reply
27. Jeep barefooted because he forgot to bring a second pair of
28. barefooted and ran towards his father
29. there something in the demeanor of a barefooted Black man that makes a woman
30. barefooted it across a hot bed of clean burning coals
31. It was reported that some Muslim women said to the Lady Aisha (may God be pleased with her): “There is a man, ascetic and Sufi, putting wool on his body, walking barefooted and running in the roads
32. She was even allowed to watch over many gypsy children and welcomed the opportunity to have the young, barefooted and restless urchins laugh at her while running around in fields or
33. The last barefooted woman he’d shared a room with had been his wife
34. Barefooted, Ellie stumbled on a sharp rock that bit into the soft skin of her foot
35. She ran barefooted, only dressed in a skirt and bra
36. Unshod: Barefooted; not wearing shoes
37. be married in their bare feet, for example, will remember a country with barefooted
38. "I think so," said Cardenio, "for, as he shows, he accepts it as a certainty that everything those books relate took place exactly as it is written down; and the barefooted friars themselves would not persuade him to the contrary
39. When a knight is involved in some difficulty from which he cannot be delivered save by the hand of another knight, though they may be at a distance of two or three thousand leagues or more one from the other, they either take him up on a cloud, or they provide a bark for him to get into, and in less than the twinkling of an eye they carry him where they will and where his help is required; and so, Sancho, this bark is placed here for the same purpose; this is as true as that it is now day, and ere this one passes tie Dapple and Rocinante together, and then in God's hand be it to guide us; for I would not hold back from embarking, though barefooted friars were to beg me
40. Then he promised the Holy Virgin three chasubles for the church, and that he would go barefooted from the cemetery at Bertaux to the chapel of Vassonville
41. Some of the young men was barefooted, and some of the children didn't have on any clothes but just a tow-linen shirt
42. Ten young descendants of Marius and the Gracchi, barefooted and out at elbows, with one hand resting on the hip and the other gracefully curved above the head, stared at the traveller, the post-chaise, and the horses; to these were added about fifty little vagabonds from the Papal States, who earned a pittance by diving into the Tiber at high water from the bridge of St
43. Most miners being Indians, with big wild eyes, addressed him as Taita (father), as these barefooted people of Costaguana will address anybody who wears shoes; but it was Basilio, Mr
44. Father first, in a pointed straw hat, then the mother with the bigger children, generally also a diminutive donkey, all under burdens, except the leader himself, or perhaps some grown girl, the pride of the family, stepping barefooted and straight as an arrow, with braids of raven hair, a thick, haughty profile, and no load to carry but the small guitar of the country and a pair of soft leather sandals tied together on her back
45. And as for looking like a ragamuffin, you should thank your stars your husband didn’t come home barefooted
46. She slipped off her worn shoe and, barefooted, she pattered swiftly to the bureau, not even feeling her festered toe
47. He Then at the thought of Ashley barefooted, Scarlett could have cried
48. barefooted in the snow at Franklin and got the finest case of dysentery you ever heard
49. The doctor spoke dispassionately, almost brutally, with the relish men of science sometimes have for limiting themselves to inessentials, for pruning back their work to the point of sterility; but the bearded, barefooted brother in whose charge he put me, the man of no scientific pretensions who did the dirty jobs of the ward, had a different story
50. with your hands blistered—just so the baby and I could have something to eat—and remember you walking in a furrow behind that Yankee’s horse almost barefooted and then believe such dreadful things about you? I don’t want to hear a word out of you,
51. They were standing in a group, in their nightgowns, barefooted, at the window, the last red rays of the west still warming their faces and necks and the walls around them
52. And by a sort of fascination the three girls, one after another, crept out of their beds, and came and stood barefooted round Tess
53. She went on tiptoe, barefooted, to see once more that the door was closed, then, pale, serious, and, without speaking, with one movement, she threw herself upon his breast with a long shudder
54. Soon after ‘Uncle’s’ reappearance the door was opened, evidently from the sound by a barefooted girl, and a stout, rosy, good-looking woman of about forty, with a double chin and full red lips, entered carrying a large loaded tray
55. A dirty, barefooted maid was sitting on a trunk, and, having undone her pale-colored plait, was pulling it straight and sniffing at her singed hair
56. The little barefooted Frenchman in the blue coat went up to the Armenians and, saying something, immediately seized the old man by his legs and the old man at once began pulling off his boots
57. He rushed at the barefooted Frenchman and, before the latter had time to draw his sword, knocked him off his feet and hammered him with his fists
58. ‘Ah, a weapon?’ said the officer and turned to the barefooted soldier who had been arrested with Pierre
59. She was barefooted, and her hair hung down in a long plait, tied at the end with a bit of string, as it had been in Malaya
60. Of course, there must be something for those who are down,—for the barefooted beggars, knife-grinders, and miserable wretches
61. The man and the woman each had a different method: Cosette was overwhelmed with blows—this was the woman's; she went barefooted in winter—that was the man's doing
62. Sometimes there are little girls among the throng of boys,—are they their sisters?—who are almost young maidens, thin, feverish, with sunburnt hands, covered with freckles, crowned with poppies and ears of rye, gay, haggard, barefooted
63. Mysterious arose now and stood barefooted on the grass, his Hood pointed at some star constellation
64. Ignoring the elephant trumpet behind, he barefooted into his grandparents’ house
65. None of them had on shoes; those who did not wear socks were barefooted
66. She was barefooted and in rags, as on the day when she had so resolutely entered his chamber, only her rags were two months older now, the holes were larger, the tatters more sordid
67. Barefooted, they guarded that crown
68. They were all round here, they fairly swarmed, booted and barefooted, shaven, bearded, gray, black, white, Franciscans, Minims, Capuchins, Carmelites, Little Augustines, Great Augustines, old Augustines—there was no end of them
69. It was the acropolis of the barefooted
70. Thenardier helped Jean Valjean to replace Marius on his shoulders, then he betook himself to the grating on tiptoe, and barefooted, making Jean Valjean a sign to follow him, looked out, laid his finger on his mouth, and remained for several seconds, as though in suspense; his inspection finished, he placed the key in the lock
71. He and Zach sat barefooted, their braces dangling at their sides and their lean sunburned legs swinging gently and rhythmically from side to side as the cart jogged onwards
72. He wore ragged overalls and a blue shirt washed nearly white, and he was barefooted
73. He made his way to the sofa and sat down in the most gloomy confusion of mind just as he was, barefooted and in nothing but his night attire
74. She wandered about, summer and winter alike, barefooted, wearing nothing but a hempen smock
75. Probably in his childhood, when he was still a barefooted child, he had been attracted by the skill of some proprietor in twirling his cane, and this impression had remained in his memory, although thirty years afterwards
76. Then a barefooted girl passed the window; she had on an embroidered peasant blouse, and long earrings in her ears; then a man walked past, clattering with his nailed boots on the trodden path
77. The peasants, barefooted, their shirts and trousers soiled with manure, turned to look at the tall, stout gentleman with the glossy silk ribbon on his grey hat who was walking up the village street, touching the ground every other step with a shiny, bright-knobbed walking-stick
78. The next horse was led out by a barefooted old man, with protruding shoulder-blades, in a dirty shirt and striped trousers
79. Two barefooted boys followed him out of the passage the elder in a shirt that had once been white, the other in a worn and faded pink one
80. The broad-shouldered labourer came barefooted to open the door for him and let him in
81. This old man was sitting on the floor by the beds, barefooted, with only a dirty cinder-coloured shirt on, torn on one shoulder, and similar trousers
82. Two red-bearded, barefooted Chechens, who had come from beyond the Terek to see the fete, sat on their heels outside the house of a friend, negligently smoking their little pipes and occasionally spitting, watching the villagers and exchanging remarks with one another in their rapid guttural speech
83. “He stepped out of the house,” said Stepan, telling the tale of his first murder, “and stood barefooted at the door; I hit him, and he just groaned; I went to his wife,
84. No sooner had the crowd disappeared from view behind the garden fence, and the voices had become still; no sooner had the barefooted Malania, their servant, run in with her eyes starting out of her head, calling out in a voice more suited to the proclamation of glad tidings the news that Peter Nikolaevich had been murdered and thrown into the ravine, than Natalia Ivanovna felt that behind her first sensation of horror, there was another sensation; a feeling of joy at her deliverance from the tyrant, who through all the nineteen years of their married life had made her work without a moment’s rest
85. A bare-headed, barefooted peasant in a ragged kaftan stood at the front door
86. He pulls off his sheepskin coat, drops his waistcoat and his shirt, and with prominent ribs, trembling and reeking with the odors of liquor, tobacco, and sweat, steps barefooted into the office, wondering what he shall do with his large sinewy hands
87. Aniutka, Polikey’s eldest daughter, in spite of the heavy rain and the cold wind which was blowing, stood outside barefooted and held (not without some fear) the reins in ore hand, while with the other she endeavored to keep her green and yellow overcoat wound around her body, and also to hold Polikey’s sheepskin coat