Sentence examples for heels mixed from inspiring English sources

Everyone in Bukavu knows Christine – she is 6ft without heels (and she's never without heels), mixed race (her father was from a family of Belgian colonisers, her mother a Congolese servant in the tea fields of his plantation), dramatic, demanding.

Ministers have issued new guidance to streamline the process and to stop councils dragging their heels on mixed-race adoption, he added.

There is, indeed, anecdotal evidence of a decline in heel height, but mixed opinions about whether that has anything to do with the economy.

It is the second major report the group has issued on the topic, and it comes on the heels of other research yielding mixed conclusions about the importance of the revolving door.

But while we've argued the merits of mixed prints, kitten heels and other style minutiae, we never once doubted that First Lady Michelle Obama looked the part.

This makes mining sound like Bitcoin's Achilles heel, but (pardon the now extremely mixed classical metaphor) it's actually Bitcoin's Achilles; its hero with a fatal flaw.

Until such time as we can make professional women unglamorous, or low-upkeep, where their power doesn't depend on their hairdo or their high heels, then I think we are sending mixed messages".

(Reuters) – U.S. stocks are expected to open mixed Thursday as Wall Street cools its heels a day ahead of an important jobs report that could provide more clear market direction.

This be-yourself message would be more convincing if it weren't so mixed; applauding athleticism while coaxing female jocks into stiletto heels is hardly the height of girl power.

The company's stock opened at $2.81 after dropping more than 30% in pre-market trading, on the heels of a triple-whammy of news: a CEO change; a mixed Q3 report; and weak guidance for the upcoming holiday season.

Mrs Prada mixed these up with '50s wiggle skirts and little kittenish heels with '60s mock-croc coats.