The dog kept close at heel as his master picked up his bag and hurried off.
ISO (the International Organization for Standardization), at heel, also took the mission in the field,
My shoes are down at heel; I must have them repaired.
People with flat feet usually have flexible joints that cause their ankles to roll too far inward at heel-strike.
Haggard and pale, shabbily or raggedly dressed, their boots broken and down at heel, they slouched past.
The forces generated at heel strike are dissipated through the musculoskeletal system. Harder surfaces result in increased pounding and subsequent deleterious effects.
Their hair was but half attended to, their ears anaemic in hue, and their shoes broken in leather and run down at heel and toe.
Testing instrument was installed in sampler at heel of hydraulic pump, put into down-hole with pump, and it can examine water cut of formation fluid, save history curves in real time by data memory.
to follow closely; to keep in step with; to come after; to tail after; to tread on the heels of; to hard (or be) on sb.'s heels; to be close at heel(s); to be on sb.'s tail; to tag along; to breathe down sb's neck
(trademark) a low leather step-in shoe; the top resembles a moccasin but it has a broad flat heel.
