under somebody's heel oficjalnie
under the heel of somebody oficjalnie

He dropped the cigarette and ground it out under his heel.

With this coup firm steps were taken to bring the country under the military's heel.

A few of her little white pills had been crushed under his heel.

He dropped one and crushed it under his heel slowly.

She ground some of them under her heel as she turned quickly.

I popped the recording out, ground it under my heel, then went on to the next one.

He crushed a cigarette under his heel, trying to forget the thought.

He could feel the panels bending slightly under his heels.

And your lives will not be worth dog dirt under my heel.

"Consider, you might crush the little dragon under your heel."