IN almost every instance the sole reason to stuff one food with another is appearance.
Dawn Hentges, a housewife, was browsing specials in the shoe section, where "China" is inscribed on seemingly every tongue or sole.
Almost every day the sole national daily, the Zimbabwe Herald, which slavishly defers to Mr Mugabe, carries headlined protestations of loyalty from such people as Solomon Mujuru, a former head of the army who is also one of Zimbabwe's richest men and happens to be married to one of its two vice-presidents.
The first question is, "Aren't you afraid to write this book?" Every religion takes sole possession of its founder.
The real way to straight lace shoes are to take the lace under the sole every time but if your doing two colors then do the same thing but the strings will be a little longer then the other.
In his untitled and unprogrammed opening solo, it was marvelous just to watch him in profile, making juicy use of every inch of the sole of the foot as he walked.
Words even those of "O sole mio", every tenor's meal-ticket were hard to drumeal-ticket werer recital hardlmostonever venturedrumt of hin crinp, supple Italian.
I read children's books, of course, and collected every issue of the sole children's magazine published in Turkish at the time, the amazing Milliyet Çocuk, which featured original art, stories, and comic prose.
In the UK alone, approximately 900 million land animals are bred every year for the sole purpose of having their bodies chopped up and stuck into tidy packages on supermarket shelves.
Actually, that analysis applies better to Glass and his solipsistic novel, in which every character — including the sole sympathetic one, "Glass" — is cut from cardboard, and which seems to view apology as a for-profit industry with a launch interview on "60 Minutes".
