In another letter, she described their unflattering outdoor wardrobes: "We wear enormous German socks over our shoes and our galoshes, men's size, countless tights, bloomers, fur coats, scarves and so forth.
O'Neill had been superintendent of the division for three years when, at the end of February 1910, an enormous snowstorm socked in the mountains, and he was forced to shut down the line until the weather improved.
From the air, the closely spaced irrigated fields that cover it make it look like an enormous green patchwork sock.
Miss Trunchbull's severe hair bun, thick knee socks and enormous wart are all well-known to readers of "Matilda," one of Dahl's best-selling children's books.
Nilsson kicked off his shoes, revealing an enormous hole in his sock, and began ripping the heads off of sun-dried Norwegian shrimp.
And now, as CEO of USA Funds, Mr. Hansen is fighting to see that some of the same students enrolled on the basis of such abuses can be socked with enormous collection fees that will go in his company's coffers.
Out from his bottomless "utility sock" comes an enormous ramp, which, as the cow cheerily notes before clomping on down, is "a sloping surface that goes from high to low".
The drug cops ransacked the place, rifling through drawers and cabinets, apparently in the hope that Bill Hay was hiding an enormous drug storage facility in his sock drawer.
For Hockney, who dresses in the same vivid colours as his paintings, was wearing odd socks, huge circular glasses, and an enormous mop of bleached white hair.
Which is not even to mention that they hang perfectly dry socks over the fireplace, and rack up enormous electricity bills with the lights they put outside their houses.
