I walked on tiptoes so as not to wake the baby.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

I walked on tiptoe so as not to wake the baby.

I walked on tiptoes so as not to wake the baby.

You see, I couldn't go because I couldn't find a baby‐sitter.

Thanks to the footlight, I didn't catch my foot on a cord.

I went straight ahead, of turning off.

Because they had a numbness in their leg, they stumbled as soon as they tried to stand up.

My feet went to sleep and I couldn't stand up.

My feet went to sleep and I could not stand up.

I was drunkenly weaving my way home [through the crowd].

I walked so fast that I tired him out.

I walked till my legs got stiff.

It's completely illogical. It wasn't as if I was shouting outside while drunk.

My grandfather cannot walk without a stick.

I pushed my chair back far enough to be out of reach of his fist.

We must keep our hands in, lest we should lose heart at the supreme moment―lest our heart should fail us at the supreme moment.

The room was so littered with books that it left nowhere to put my feet.

You could hardly set foot in the room for the books which were scattered about.

I've sat on my heels for so long my legs have fallen asleep.

The mother‐in‐law was upset because her daughter‐in‐law has started behaving as if she owned the place.

I passed behind him without being noticed.

I walked straight ahead without looking to the side.

I walked so far that my soles were blistered.

My leg's gone to sleep, so I don't think I can stand up right away.

I had a broken leg, so movement was quite impossible.

I can't walk because of my broken leg.

I was transported with joy―in a transport of joy.

He walks with an awkward gait because of an injury.

I couldn't walk because my foot hurt.

My grandma injured her leg in a fall.

My head had scarcely touched my pillow before I was off into the land of dreams.