Sweet Chariot – As mentioned already. A hard dynamic toehook which is then hard and tenuous to use. If you enjoy this ninja shit the low version of Purple Haze has one too. Vids of both on pb.info.
Another vote for Tarantula. Several toehooks on this, including a tricky one on the crux.
House of the Holey and Grimoire both at Cratcliff, the former is really hard toe hooking, the latter quite bold.
Beeched Whale at Curbar.
If you’re after double toehooks then as already mentioned Lowrider and River of Life, plus The Golden Egg – you might not have the span for the first move but you can still do the toehooky bits. One thing I’ve found with double toehooks is that they are good for moving you’re legs along, but when it comes to a hand move you are usually better off dropping one of the toehooks off and using the dropped leg as a counterbalance.
Clampy prows frequently involve a bit of toehookery, often in opposition to a heel on the really steep ones. You could try this technique (aka the reverse Egyptian/sideways bicycle/gayleg-heel combo) on for instance Big Girl’s Brow, or Mossatrosity.
It may be getting a bit warmer at Stanage but there are plenty of grit crags that haven’t even come into season yet. The general ignorance about this and the attendant rush to the lime never ceases to amaze me every year. Get up to Howshaw (when it get’s a bit warmer). Panopticon has some good double toehooking and Broke Beak has some tenuous ones.
I assume you're not after heel-toe stuff, that's a whole other list...
