1. We were under the heel of the PRI governors. 2. Are we under the heel of the European Union telling us what to do all the time? 3. Republicans, long under the heel of Democrats, waxed triumphalist in finally gaining majority control of both houses. 4. "Far from being ground under the heels of Bill Clinton's tawdry effort to celebrate his impeachment trial," 5. Attic Greeks under the heel of Roman bureaucracy yearned for a future that would restore the wisdom of Socrates. 6. Gone are the days when crack vials crunched under the heels of passers-by and dealers hovered on the corners. 7. A pipe bomb had made its way through the defenses and exploded under the heel of an Israeli border policeman. 8. "Vama Veche is coming under the heel of people with no taste, " said Beny Zilberman, a photographer and painter. 9. A number of human beings have been liberated, and they are out from under the heel of a vicious, brutal regime, 10. A number of human beings have been liberated and they are out from under the heel of a vicious, brutal regime,
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