| ! I put that freakin' thing in her boot heel. | |
| "... I danced so much that I broke a heel..." | |
| "After the heel-lick, I shifted my day goods. " | |
| "Are malodorous feet your Achilles' heel?" | |
| "By which I promise to bring both unruly institutions "to heel... | |
| ! I put that freakin' thing in her boot heel. | |
| "... I danced so much that I broke a heel..." | |
| "After the heel-lick, I shifted my day goods. " | |
| "Are malodorous feet your Achilles' heel?" | |
| "By which I promise to bring both unruly institutions "to heel... | |
| " ... will see how Rome's heels are bronze and his yoke iron" | |
| ""Také to your heels..."" | |
| "..a large red hat and shoes with three-inch heels." | |
| "..falls head over heels for me, brings the world at my feet." | |
| "Be Mercury, set feathers to thy heels and fly like thought from them to me again." | |
| " ... will see how Rome's heels are bronze and his yoke iron" | |
| ""Také to your heels..."" | |
| "..a large red hat and shoes with three-inch heels." | |
| "..falls head over heels for me, brings the world at my feet." | |
| "Be Mercury, set feathers to thy heels and fly like thought from them to me again." | |
| "She sports a red scarf, high-heeled shoes..." | |
| # But you'll walk a little taller in some high-heeled shoes # | |
| # Greyly outrageous in my high-heeled shoes | |
| 'cause I passed a house this morning on Sycamore street that was throwing away a chair that looked like a high-heeled shoe. | |
| - "That funny-looking, round-heeled..." | |
| - It needs re-heeling. | |
| All these years, and you're still the same Sif, doing as you're told, heeling at the feet of those who command you... never to get what you desire ... not Haldorr, not... | |
| I didn't shake up the party to get your attention, and I'm not heeling you to hook you. | |
| No heeling, rabbit punching, gouging! | |
| She was close hauled and heeling right over when we hit her. | |
| "She sports a red scarf, high-heeled shoes..." | |
| # But you'll walk a little taller in some high-heeled shoes # | |
| # Greyly outrageous in my high-heeled shoes | |
| 'cause I passed a house this morning on Sycamore street that was throwing away a chair that looked like a high-heeled shoe. | |
| - "That funny-looking, round-heeled..." | |
| - It needs re-heeling. | |
| All these years, and you're still the same Sif, doing as you're told, heeling at the feet of those who command you... never to get what you desire ... not Haldorr, not... | |
| I didn't shake up the party to get your attention, and I'm not heeling you to hook you. | |
| No heeling, rabbit punching, gouging! | |
| She was close hauled and heeling right over when we hit her. | |
