Sentences with phrase «thinking boot leg»

Second, when the tight end slides back to block, he eats up two defenders because they are thinking boot leg, with the tight end sliding back into the flat or that the tight end will cut them on a run.

Not exact matches

Story for the gods... they don't need Van Persie to beat us, just get some kids off the streets in a Man U, Chelski or hell, even Monaco kit, top it up by putting the moaning one [or just about any brash folk like Berbatov] in the picture and we are in deep s ** t, our players will quake in their boots and lose the plot; we only beat Man City «cos their manager is almost as studious and gentlemanly as our prof. kindly remind me of one feisty game we've won in recent times, ok maybe Stoke [it took a broken leg to Ramsey and constant harassment before our players thought it was necessary to stand up to Stoke].

I agree they make my legs longer but I think I'm going to continue to wear these boots with other bottoms b / c they are a fun change!

I think I could just about substitute them for a biker boot in some of my outfits, (with boyfriend jeans, with skinny jeans, or even leggings... and with the wide - leg trousers now on my wishlist).

As for your amazing red boots, well I personally think the height looks perfect with you tall legs.

My first thought was just to tuck my jeans into the boot — maybe my jeans aren't quite tight enough at the bottom because there was still some bunching around my legs.

It works really well here with jeans, but I think it would be perfect with a pair of black leggings and some ankle boots too.

Unless you are sporting a pair of jeggings or leggings, many of my skinny jeans were still a bit too wide at the ankle, which caused bunching over top of the boot (think stuffed sausage).

I loved your post on short boots, which I often wear because my foot length: leg width ratio just wasn't what the designers had in mind... Anyway, I just ordered these most beautiful boots and thought you might also find them drool - worthy.

I also think that it would work really well with a pair of leggings and riding boots too!

sweater dress + leggings + boots I can't think of a better invention than leggings for Thanksgiving... because who wants to wear jeans on the day that an average american will consume 4,500 calories?

But I think the faux leather trim on the leggings, the studded clutch, and the boots give a bit of edge to my comfy look.

I think this length looks nice on you ESPECIALLY with the black boots — I think keeping the color the same keeps the leg line looking as long as possible even with the cropped pants length.

The Stuart Weitzman 50/50 boots are ideal for narrow calves: http://rstyle.me/n/csjyg558an I think a flat pair of OTK boots would be easy for the office, with black leggings and a longer tunic or sweater.

I think it's somehow a subtle shame when you seem someone wearing them and there isn't a foot gap between the boot lining and twig of a leg.

I think due to the weather here we can't get away with bare legs and boots like that.

When the over the knee boots trend first started, my original thought was I'm 5» 3 those boots will swallow my legs.

I don't have boot cuts, but am thinking of doing a variation - straight leg, dark wash jeans with my red leather blazer - when I run out for a hair cut tomorrow.

I favor skinnies over boot cut but your sailor pants have me thinking I may want to try a wide leg for fun.

I really didn't notice the boobage — I was looking at the print of the skirt and thinking oh — very pretty — Greetje's legs look great — fabulous location, must visit that glasshouse if we ever return to Amsterdam — ha, ha, at the boot on the cactus etc.....

I have a pair of skinny white jeans that I hate, so I'm thinking about either a baby boot cut or a straight leg.

I chose to style it with jeans and over-the-knee boots, but I think it would be super cute with leggings.

Suede — While most think of Suede Loafers and Boots (like the ones I wore Here), in this case I am talking about all the suede leggings, pants and skirts.

I thought about it so often and never dared to try it in public...) Unluckily the boots are stumpifying your beautiful legs quite a lot, which is disturbing the picture a little for my eyes.

On others, I think cowboy boots look cute especially with bare legs and feminine skirts and dresses.

I think the only reason my guy (Joe) likes it is because I wear it with black leggings and over-the-knee boots.

I'm a size 4 but hippy and I think skinny jeans look terrible on me — I look like an ice cream cone:) I prefer bootcut or straight leg jeans or cords with either flats or flat boots (under the jeans).

It's not long enough to cover my bum but I think it would still look super cute paired with leggings and some riding boots.

In the meantime - and certainly long after if I don't end up taking the plunge - I can't help but think of the many amazing looks (from long wool winter dresses to being slipped beneath the hems of a pair of classic wide - legged, high - waisted trousers) that these terrifically pretty old - fashioned styled boots would go with.

Since I thought this Thursday we were doing a polka dot theme, I decided to share my new dotty dress It's more of a summery dress - being white and pink and beige and all — but I decided to «winterfy» it with leggings, boots, and a black cardi (not pictured).

It works dressed up and down (think flat boots and leggings), as weekend - wear or at the office (with skinny trousers and pumps).

This boot style was everywhere last fall, and then all over the streets through spring and summer, so I'm thinking it has the legs for another few seasons.

«I also think the combination of a pretty vintage dress plus a pair of motorcycle boots plus leg hair equals ultimate badasserrie,» she said.

«These boots are for people with long legs» I thought as I lusted over outfit after outfit.

Guy's perspective: I think riding boots are incredibly sexy on a woman and I actually prefer the look of when women wear them with dresses / skirts (especially knee - length and shorter) instead of with skinny jeans, because with skirts / dresses, it shows off the boots and the legs of the girl wearing them.

Naturally I started putting outfits together and thinking of all the pretty little dresses, boots, leggings and cute tops I will buy her.

and I have always shied away from OTK boots thinking they would take up my whole leg!

These boots also come in black, but I thought that being petite, lighter color would elongate my legs and make me look a bit taller.

Besides the trusty jeans and skirt pairing, I think that this top would soften up an edgy look with faux leather leggings and ankle boots.

I think this type of boots look great on girls with large and nice legs as yours!

I think I will try it with the denim leggings and blue boots.

I love over the knee boots, but I'm a short legged gal and I don't think the style would look all that great on me.

I also think it will work great to dress up with tights and heels or dress down with leggings and boots.

Outfit Details: Cardigan: Kohl's (on sale) Top: Simply Vera (sold out)-- Similar HERE and HERE Leggings: Lauren Conrad Boots: Charles by Charles David Deep thoughts today.

For someone who is 5» 2 ″, I think over the knee boots make my legs look «long».

It looks good here with these over the knee boots and this long cardigan, but I think the next time I wear it, leggings need to be involved.

I really like this sweater, I think it would be great with boots and leggings.

turtleneck + leggings + poncho + boots Everyone thinks you're trying to be stylish, but really you're just wrapping yourself up in layers.

I bought the Cotillion dress to wear with some leggings (or the Joe's Chelsea pants when they go on sale), flat boots, and a cardi — I agree it's sheer, but I think it will work.

I think chelsea boots will work well with my beloved wide leg pants, and will serve as a way to lend a casual vibe to dresses and tights.