Sentence examples for leather out from inspiring English sources

In "Cold Cold Feeling," Obama is wandering alone, late at night: "I walked up and down the White House / Till I wore the leather out from under my shoes / I didn't have nothing but the cold cold President blues".

The forewoman told the judge in chambers that one of her fellow jurors had described Mr. Nelson as "a thug," and stated that if he was a thief, he would not only have stolen the stereo from a car, "he would have ripped the leather out off the seats".

Cut the leather out body out with a sharp knife.

Once dry, wet it again and stretch the leather out across the grain.

Novelty treatments — mini-perforations, all-over grommets, laser cuts, swirls of embroidery and patchworks effects — played their parts in lifting leather out of the commonplace and cementing its status as a look for all seasons.

They also point the finger at the heroes of cycling, including those currently shooting hell for leather out of the steeply banked curves of the Olympic Velodrome.

A young man dressed in leather put out his hand.

Set on making the most of a good thing, a clutch of designers has reprised last season's swoony romance with leather, trotting out unlikely springtime variations.

The tautly fitted suit that first walked the runway, with silken lapels replaced by smooth leather, sent out a frisson of sexuality.

Lessons are available from Debra Singleton, whose store, Debbie's Reins & Things, sells leather boots out of an old shipping container.

As soon as I had its worn leather — slipped out, as predicted, from his third dresser drawer — I went into our central library and up into the stacks.