How To Use Light-footed In A Sentence
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He was a big man, a couple of inches taller than Malone, and though he had never been light-footed, his tread now was heavy.
YESTERDAY'S SHADOW
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Light-footed waitresses pace the linoleum floor slinging babka French toast and eggs with kielbasa, and - mostly - plates of pierogi to a mixed crowd of chatty locals and interlopers.
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He left her feeling oddly light-footed, pleased to have an errand from her.
COLDHEART CANYON
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When I wrote that song I didn't want to make light-footed songs anymore.
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Playing such a provocative character, she may have been risking her career and incurring the anger of her fans who expected the usual singing and light-footed girl-next-door.
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3 And all the troop of lightfoot naiads lightfoot > light-footed naiads > (Or naiades: nymphs of fresh water) 4 Flock all about to see her lovely face:
The Faerie Queene — Volume 01
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He feathers the stage with his tap-dancing, which is of the light-footed fusillade school.
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a light-footed girl
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Floyd is not only a thief, but a runagate - light-footed as well as light-fingered.
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Elsewhere, in the showier items, her light-footed virtuosity felt sketched in, even mannered.
Times, Sunday Times
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Light-footed waitresses pace the floor slinging babka French toast and eggs with kielbasa, and - mostly - plates of pierogi to a mixed crowd of chatty locals.
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He was leading through dense undergrowth, and she struggled to keep up with his light-footed steps.
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Certainly the singer could hardly make a bigger contrast with the leader's light-footed oud playing or Mirabassi's clarinet reveries, at times hardly seeming to disturb the air.
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The pantofle was removed indoors, particularly while dancing, so that one could ' trip light-footed '.
