Sentence examples for broken sole from inspiring English sources

And it became a 2007 film, "A Broken Sole," with the same three creative partners in place.

Giuseppe (Mr. Aiello) doesn't do a whole lot of shoemaking in "The Shoemaker," although he does have a penchant for forced foot-related wordplay: He refers at one point to "heeling someone," and the opening exchange involves the repair of "a broken sole".

She recalls in graphic detail Chiang Kai-shek's massacre of Communist-led union members in 1927 and, more intimately, her mother's bound feet, with their broken toes folded "under the sole".

The victory enabled the Phillies to reach the All-Star Game break in sole possession of first place in the N.L. East.

Some of the smaller details, like the broken toenails and the way Nina works on her ballet shoes [scoring the soles, breaking down the blocked toes], were accurate.

So they frantically hire engineers whose sole purpose is to fix what's broken and rewrite the code base to build in automation, instead of focusing on creating new product features.

Then, Greece disrupted a Portugal attack and broke to win their sole corner kick.

Some northerners claim that the south may be looking for an excuse to break away and lay sole claim to Nigeria's offshore oil.

Still, while I agree that certain systems are broken, I remain skeptical that the institution, in and of itself, is the sole problem.

"As America's sole surviving double dipper," he said, "I would concede that the numbers have broken to the upside temporarily.

Even flip flops made only of thick plastic (no cotton material or rubber soles), can break down and become useless if exposed to sand too often.