The barefoot doctors traveled from farm to farm, offering basic treatments and health education to their communities.

Despite her ambitions, her conservative family insisted she remain barefoot and pregnant, believing a woman's place was solely in the home.

She ran barefoot through the dew-soaked grass to catch the early bus.

She felt free, running barefoot through the wet grass at dawn.

Every morning, she runs barefoot through the dewy grass to catch the bus.

Every summer, we would run barefoot through the tide pools, discovering colorful shells and tiny crabs with giggling wonder.

As the old proverb goes, the shoemaker's children go barefoot, and though he spends his days mending shoes for everyone in the village, he neglects to provide for his own family's footwear.

Her barefootedness surprised everyone at the formal dinner, but she insisted it made her feel more grounded.