"barefoot in" or "barefoot on"?
| Being barefoot in warm weather. |
| Don't go barefoot in the bathrooms. |
| A man walked barefoot in the grass. |
| He traveled barefoot in all kinds of weather dressed in rags wearing a cardboard hat. |
| If he or she is barefoot in their home, take off your shoes too, without being asked. |
| DW: I heard you were going to do another challenge, running barefoot in South Africa. |
| I remember him a few Christmases ago, standing barefoot in the sea with his trousers rolled up, squinting in the sun. |
| The fleas may also be deterred by a repellant applied to the skin, although walking barefoot in dirt quickly removes it. |
| She founded Barefoot in the mid Seventies and has been the designer of rural fabrics and handwoven products of Sri Lanka. |
| As a boy Frank McCourt ran barefoot in the post-war slums of Limerick rummaging for food and coal for his hard up family. |
| Walking barefoot on cool grass. |
| She squatted barefoot on the hard mud. |
| Do not walk barefoot on hard surfaces. |
| Genevieve got up off the sofa and winced as she stepped barefoot on to a Lego brick. |
| Casual, bikinis, swimwear and shorts aloud aswell as going barefoot on the beach too. |
| The indigenous population can not even walk barefoot on the land like their ancestors. |
| Stephane Garon was returning from a camping trip with his wife, when they spotted a man walking barefoot on the trail. |
| If, like Zola Budd, you grew up running barefoot on a South African farm, your tissue tolerance would adapt over time. |
| Questions that Nic answered for WP Rugby What is your earliest rugby memory? Playing barefoot on the Dale Junior fields. |
| I love running barefoot through the grass and digging in rich soil. |
| He walked barefoot through Canterbury while monks lashed his bare back. |
| And like I should stop writing and go outside and walk barefoot through the grass. |
| Those who want to save this country will walk barefoot through broken glass to remove him. |
| Whom have you seen? Ixion: It was a young man, who was walking barefoot through the forest. |
| While I walked barefoot through the incoming tide Angie braved the cold water for a brief swim. |
| Wang said that a large number of the officers and men were marching barefoot through mud and gravelly places. |
| During winter he would visit the churches barefoot through snow and ice, frequently leaving behind bloody footprints. |
| We hurried barefoot through the alleys, slipping through cow dung, and bumping into sacred animals and soldiers smoking. |
| Otherwise, they may end up going barefoot for real. |
| He walked barefoot for 20 kilometers to get a good education. |
| They put me down there, in my underwear, barefoot for a month. |
| Ergo, there is nothing more natural than running barefoot for a long, long stretch. |
| Most people go barefoot for this class, some wear a soft dance slipper or jazz shoe. |
| Cody Lundin from the Discovery Channel's Dual Survival has walked barefoot for 20 years. |
| I only walked barefoot for half an hour at Bhavan and I needed 1 hour just to have the sensation back in my feet. |
| For instance, Scotland had nothing against barefoot soccer! One Mohammed Salim played barefoot for Celtic FC in 1936. |
| Jasper traveled to Africa and walked around latrines barefoot for 2 weeks, hoping to become infected with hook worms. |
| Kami's belief is that children should run barefoot for as long as possible to ensure strength and stability in the foot. |
| Try standing barefoot with your feet parallel, hip width apart. |
| I enjoy making DX contacts barefoot with just a G5RV in the trees. |
| He hunts Cheetahs on barefoot with a menacing glare as his only weapon. |
| Three weeks ago, police found Zina Haughton at a gas station, barefoot with her face bruised. |
| Here, a lone figure stands barefoot with his arms outstretched, mouth open in a silent cry to arms. |
| On top of a mountain, she lived in a teepee, sat in sweat lodges, and danced barefoot with her hippie self. |
| He was barefoot with torn off jean shorts, and an unbuttoned shirt showing a tan chest smudged with dirt and sweat. |
| We have come over dirt roads, passing women and children walking barefoot with water jugs, wood for fuel, and other bundles. |
| When the curtains are down, what would people be surprised to know about you? I like to be barefoot with boxers and a tank top. |
| There's something to be said for wandering around barefoot with only a cheese baguette and a football to your name, without a care in the world. |
| They would go barefoot to hell and back for me. |
| I dismounted my bicycle and walked barefoot to the tide pool. |
| She pulled on her housecoat hurriedly and ran barefoot to the back door. |
| We used to run barefoot to school and so the rumors of missing boy filled us with fear. |
| Second, they run barefoot to school and if they are late, they get physically punished. |
| I walked about twenty kilometers (12 miles) barefoot to school and sometimes went without food. |
| He heard the squeak of the pool gate and looked down to see the hippie man and woman padding barefoot to the pool. |
| To thank the patroness of the galleons, the weary warriors walked barefoot to the Shrine of the Virgin of the Most Holy Rosary in Sto. |
| Have to say I think your vet is brill too, I wish mine had known/been willing to suggest barefoot to me when my boy's problems started. |
| And my father stood by me in the same way, from the time when I wanted to cut off my hair and go barefoot to the time when I began to study law. |
| No wonder I go barefoot at home. |
| He's walking around in the snow barefoot at one time. |
| BAREFOOT AT CAPEFEST Nikki: Filmmaking is not fast food, Dawson. |
| Loves travelling, backpacking, trekking and running barefoot at the beach. |
| With flowing white hair and long beard, he was known to walk barefoot at social gatherings. |
| I coordinated my brother's wedding and was able to wear shoea to church, and remained barefoot at the reception. |
| In de Valera's Ireland, the comely maidens lived happily in cottages on little farms and danced barefoot at the crossroads. |
| Hindu devotees cross a red-hot coal pit barefoot at the temple as part of a religious vow in exchange for a wish or blessing. |
| Do not walk barefoot at Chek Jawa as the marine creatures will defend themselves in an unpleasant manner should you accidentally step on them. |
| We have seen many youngsters leave home with empty pockets wearing yellow panjabis, and walk the streets barefoot at dead of night, emulating one of his characters called Himu. |
| Regret your decision as you stumble barefoot over crags and crevices. |
| I'd walk barefoot over hot coals to get to the sequels (yes, Lynch is on #3). |
| The merchant rode his donkey, but the young swami walked barefoot over sharp rocks. |
| He ran or walked barefoot over dirt and rocks to get to school or to the grocery store. |
| This period of his early life is covered in his first book BAREFOOT OVER THE SERENGETI. |
| You who'd walk barefoot over broken glass before attempting to compose a simple sales letter. |
| As requested we take off our shoes and walk barefoot over the cool, clay tiles, ever so gently. |
| Or the rubber replicas of his feet, worn in scenes where he is running barefoot over broken glass. |
| Barefoot Over The Serengeti by David Read, an Englishman, describes growing up among his Maasai warrior friends. |
| Those who truly love these things will run through fire barefoot over broken glass and jump deadly snakes to reach them. |
| She wanted people to see her body as she skipped, jumped and ran barefoot across the stage. |
| Explore the textures, colours and patterns that emerge as you walk barefoot across the park. |
| One day, I hope to run barefoot across that entire 14-kilometer stretch -- from end to end! 4. |
| You walk barefoot across the leaf's nerves, which serve as a blueprint for the route you will follow. |
| Participants will walk barefoot across hot coals or climb ladders with runs made of sharpened blades. |
| Tellman Knudson is running barefoot across the country to raise money for youth homelessness in America. |
| The sisters, injured and frail after days of running barefoot across rocks and bushes, settled in the caves. |
| The models walked barefoot across a clay runway and not even one white hemline was tampered with in the process. |
| On my second date with N, because I was too drunk, I was walking around barefoot along Kamias Rd. |
| She was walking barefoot along the street holding a bag by one hand, and picking up and putting the bits into the bag by the other. |
| B/L/D Day 6: Abel Tasman National Park Walking barefoot along sandy paths around the lodge it's easy to see why Abel Tasman is New Zealand's most popular National Park. |
| Walk barefoot along the long stretches of white sandy beaches or take a dip in the tropical crystal clear waters before relaxing and watching the sunset from your sun lounger. |
| Anandamar leapt from the prow, barefoot into the acid waves. |
| He crept barefoot into the home and was now hiding under her bed. |
| Have them immediately stand barefoot into the shoes with the orthoses. |
| Later, when he passed barefoot into the bedroom, he stung his soles on bits of cereal ground into the carpet. |
| Helen was pulled out of the car and made to walk barefoot into the building, making her feet dirty, damp and cold. |
| School was behind me and I felt like a freed slave sloughing off my shackles ready to run barefoot into the future. |
| There is nothing more disconcerting than getting out of bed in the morning and stepping barefoot into a spiky clump of feline molting. |
| She opened the fridge, poured another glass of wine for herself and walked barefoot into the living room, plopping herself down on the couch. |
| After all, the online classifieds is still the best place to find good deals and bargains, provided you don't run, ahem, barefoot into scams and spoofs. |
| The quick-witted girl raised the alarm, whereupon her mother morphed into a giant shrieking chicken and climbed barefoot into the safety of the kitchen sink. |
| In addition, you also may wear barefoot without socks. |
| The hoof can also flex, contract and expand just as it does when barefoot without a boot. |
| A city ordinance states that a person can not go barefoot without first obtaining a special five-dollar permit. |
| The kids pee in the ditch and run around barefoot without diapers or even pants, laughing as they step in pig poo. |
| On the negative side of that is accidents happen when you walk barefoot without looking down --- especially in areas shielded by large rocks, not that privacy seems to be much of a concern. |
| He later walked barefoot out of the county jail wearing scrubs and a University of Texas ball cap. |
| I want them to grow up barefoot like my dad did. |
| This also means it is very flexible and it will give you an almost barefoot like feel. |
| He and his partner spent three weeks training outside Kabul, becoming accustomed to walking barefoot like Afghans while toting weapons underneath their jackets. |
| If I could live again, I would begin to walk barefoot from the beginning of spring and I would continue barefoot until autumn ends. |
| I use a voice-to-text voicemail service, so here's the transcript: This call is for Darren Barefoot from the Royal Bank Security Department. |
| It is also established that from the day of His enlightenment till He passed away at Kusinara, the Buddha walked barefoot from Buddha Gaya to Kusinara. |
| Some keen devotees undertake to walk barefoot from home to one of the shrines of Lord Subramanya, bearing the Kavadi all the way and collecting materials for the offering. |
| Brought back memories of walking barefoot down country roads. |
| I went happily barefoot down a hardwood church isle on June 9th this year with it on. |
| I was walking down Graham avenue at 11am when I noticed a vagrant with dreadlocks in front of me walking barefoot down the sidewalk. |
| I really like runnin ' barefoot by means of the old cornfields and I love that nation ham. |
| A handsome young Jamaican with bulging pectorals strides up to three middle-aged women strolling barefoot by the sea. |
| Food There are six on-site restaurants: Bayside, Dino 's, the Sundowner, Kilmonos, Barefoot by the Sea, and the Sandals Cafe. |
| So Isaiah walked naked and barefoot as a sign of the captivity of Egypt and Ethiopia, Isaiah 20:3-4. |
| Had I known that going barefoot as a child would doom me to an adulthood of only being able to wear clunky orthopaedic shoes, I would have kept my shoes on. |
| I'd sold!!!! What about Parasites? Every single time I'd walk around barefoot as a kid my parents would remind me of all the potential for contracting a parasite. |
| I found the story of the man who went to Africa and walk barefoot around lakes only to get infected very interesting. |
| A gentle and kind man, he slept outdoors and walked barefoot around the country planting apple seeds everywhere he went. |
| Lead by priests chanting and holding their sacred relics before them, the entire army marched in slow, solemn procession barefoot around Jerusalem. |
| I'd barefoot as soon as I get home, and go barefoot around the yard and stuff, but not in public as dirty things and shards of who-knows-what scares me. |
| But then a priest had a vision of the deceased Bishop Adhemar, who urged the Crusaders to fast and then walk barefoot around the city to atone for their sins. |
| I was also surprised when I heard the story about a man that went to Africa walking barefoot around lakes to find hookworms and get infected just to cure his allergies. |
| Mirren remembers the cast and crew were slammed by the Townsville press when they arrived barefoot after three months filming on Dunk Island. |