Sentence examples for elevated shoes from inspiring English sources
Tomasz Stanko is the quintessential European jazz star in his pork-pie hat, snazzy suit and elevated shoes.
Mr. Sarkozy of course has always been mocked for his non-French roots, his facial tics, his diminutive size and elevated shoes.
Dr. Adam L. Wollowick, assistant professor of orthopedic surgery at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, said that because of their open growth plates and softer bones, as well as still-developing coordination skills, children in elevated shoes are more susceptible to ankle sprains, fractures and contracture of the Achilles' tendon.
"Balance and poise, that's what comes with dancing in elevated shoes," she says, indirectly scorning those who associate go-go dancers solely with pink, furry winter boots and a trashy bikini.
The Huffington Post caught up with Elizabeth Semmelhack, senior curator at the Bata Shoe Museum and author of "Heights of Fashion: A History of the Elevated Shoe" to learn more about the new exhibit.
Her shoes were elevated and angled to relieve pressure on the mutilated sole, so that she could eventually take small, relatively painless steps supported by a cane or a retainer.
I know my ex routinely purchased their school clothes and shoes, elevating the task off my shoulders.
The trunk was open toward the mechanic, and two pairs of orange-and-yellow Nike Air Max basketball shoes sat inside, elevated on a box, as though on display.
And so we actually elevated them by putting the shoe on its tiptoes and freezing it there with these see-through Perspex panels," creating a transparent heel.
No wonder that although the famous Tod's loafers are still an important shoe, the brand has elevated many others to mountainous heights on high platform soles — not least the "Aspen" shoe.
"Grant would have exactly what he wanted: the chance to swing the course of Fila's destiny the way Michael Jordan once had swung the course of Nike's". Though Hill's shoes helped elevate Fila to No. 2 in basketball-shoe sales in 1996, just behind Nike, Hill suffered significant injuries throughout his career, limiting his star potential.
