Sentence examples for description of shoes from inspiring English sources

See how subtly they're infused with spring's hopefulness, with movement: an ascendance from the bowels of the city, and that splash of celestial color, only to come clunking down on the strangely specific description of shoes that "covered the insteps".

Talk story consisting of snatches of conversation heard at the National Shoe Fair alternating with descriptions of shoes the writer is looking for: "Ralph.

By Ian Frazier The New Yorker, August 28 , 1978P. 22 Talk story consisting of snatches of conversation heard at the National Shoe Fair alternating with descriptions of shoes the writer is looking for: "Ralph.

Writer spotted them on the day… Talk story about a chat with Jiri Kylian, director and choreographer of the Netherlands Dance Theatre which paid a brief visit to the Metropolitan Opera… Among the topless dancers, Talk story consisting of snatches of conversation heard at the National Shoe Fair alternating with descriptions of shoes the writer is looking for: "Ralph.

Whether it's Sean Penn wearing Vans in Fast Times at Ridgemont High, the macabre imagery of Nas's lyric "Woolrich, Carharrt, gun powder stains", or the many fetishised descriptions of shoes throughout hip-hop ("I sport New Balance sneakers to avoid a narrow path" and "my Adidas walk through concert doors and roam all over coliseum floors"), it's clear that streetwear pervades our culture.

With each description of socks, shoes, dress shirts and pocket squares, Flusser returns to his main point: that a man's clothes should harmonize with the tones of his skin and hair and with his physique.

There's no description of the shoes on the company's website (the heels are reportedly only available in stores) so we can't quite figure out what purpose they serve.

Northampton Borough Council hopes to put an image and description of every shoe online to "inspire" designers and generate income from image licensing.

A description of the clothing and shoes the person was last seen wearing.

Presenter Anne McElvoy was joined by William Feaver, Freud's friend and biographer, to view his portraits, though their uninspired descriptions, made against the sound of shoes clacking on the gallery floor, underlined our distance rather than bringing us closer to the work.

Geoffrey Green's account of Hungary's third goal, which reported Puskas pulling the ball back and sending Wright skidding off the pitch "like a fire engine heading to the wrong fire", is rightly remembered as the definitive snapshot of the match, but the description of Puskas's soft-shoe shuffle found under this particular headline — "sheer jugglery" — wasn't too shabby either.