Sentence examples for laced from from inspiring English sources

But let's face it, if Reggie Bush and other players were getting their pockets laced from outside sports marketers and agents, is it really plausible that USC had no clue?

You start lacing from both top and bottom, meeting in the middle, from whence you can give yourself a good pull from the front.

Eman creates each one using bright fabrics she finds on her travels - silks from India, ribbons from the United States and lace from Dubai.

"Authentic" and "Era" Vans are cross-laced from the outside in because of the way they're cut; with the flaps of the shoe so close together, an inside-out lacing would cause the first criss-cross of the laces to be hidden.

Work carefully to prevent the lacing from twisting or overlapping.

Or take lace from a stained shirt and make a necklace out of it, use your imagination!

The book is laced with references from art and literature, from sociology, psychology, philosophy.

(Fittingly, the episode is laced with strains from "La Bohème").

Meatballs laced with pistachios from Bronte in Sicily are dry and bready.

Her butcher block kitchen counters are laced with "stains from beets and cherries and wine being spilled".

It was a performance laced with quality from a trim-looking Rooney.