The phrase "a socks" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a sock" or "socks" without the article when referring to multiple items.
Example: "I need to buy a sock to replace the one I lost."
Alternatives: "a pair of socks" or "some socks."
Sears, in the 1980s, tried a "socks and stocks" strategy that included acquiring the Dean Witter brokerage firm.
And so will bookstores that are no more nimble or creative than a socks 'n' things in the mall.
Both the client and Onion Router (OR) run Skype and our Skype plugin, which Tor sees as a SOCKS proxy to reach the OR.
Rather than a concession to health, though, this is really just the newest incarnation of the socks-and-sandals look pioneered by Prada (Miuccia is a socks and sandals expert), which is a fashion editor fave for its kooky charm.
The basic process involves creating a SOCKS server on your iPhone, creating an ad-hoc wireless connection on your computer, and getting the two to smooch passionately.
I also use SSH as a SOCKS proxy so that I can access a variety of resources using my home IP address.
Making your own yoghurt still seems to come with a socks-and-sandals sort of reputation.
He wanted me to be the best in every possible way I could - and certainly not self-righteous in a socks-and-sandals way.
And what about youth service groups, like Girls Inc., a national organization that offers after-school programs and curriculums to institutions like the Y.W.C.A.? Ms. Pentecost says no other group provides services like her club does on the Lower East Side, but that it has been been forced to operate out of 19 sites, including a church basement and the rear of a socks-and-underwear store.
