Sentence examples for bit of sock from inspiring English sources

I noticed the suède shoes that Astaire used to wear, for instance, and the way his trousers fell on those suède shoes, with a little bit of sock showing.

And as unlikely as it sounds, they wore flares (it's always good to flash a bit of sock) with the seams covered up by a flourescent stripe.

Push the little bit of sock end left right into the hole you made in the ball.

The waist on his elegant suits (double-breasted pinstripes, khaki cotton, rusty-colored corduroy) looked a little lower, and the hems were a little higher, revealing a bit of red socks.

The ones with a bit of crew sock-look to them are SO ugly!

Online discussions hummed with theories on what this new object might be -- a rabbit, a plant, a bit of coral, a dirty sock.

Even after rolling them over a bit, there should still be an inch of sock above your shoes.

Over the socks, wear a second pair of socks, possibly a looser fitting, thicker sock, like a wool sock.

Before you go to sleep put on a bit of lotion and then the socks and gloves.

It was there that his mother, a grammar expert, used to invent words when there wasn't a satisfying one already extent: "greebles," for instance, meant the bits of lint and sock dust you brought into bed with you.

Both of these issues could have been avoided with just a bit of Vaseline on my shoes and socks, and some Nip guards or Band-Aids.