The low heel doesn't just make them wearable – it makes them eminently more interesting and modern than the proliferation of uber-heels".
It feels really modern to treat a high heel that way and the lace-up detail gives the foot a lot of support, making them eminently wearable".
The slopes up here, named for Sun Valley's Olympic stars and their medals — Gretchen's Gold, Christin's Silver — are mostly greens, but their consistent pitch down the fall line makes them eminently swooshable on morning legs.
Most teas are best as fresh as possible, but Pu'ers get better with age, making them eminently collectible.
Warmth, wryness and a sense of bewilderment at the world are what bond these two and make them so eminently listenable.
Dr Roger Slack is a lecturer in Sociology and Research Methods at Bangor University Present your skills in an employer-friendly manner: Sociology provides a skill set that makes them [graduates] eminently suitable for jobs in a variety of sectors.
As Krauss puts it, "The laws of physics as we understand them make it eminently plausible that our universe arose from nothing - no space, no time, no particles, nothing that we now know of".
We need to articulate how it can make you eminently employable - wealth, status and power are even more appealing to teenagers.
His green credentials – running the Ecologist magazine and advising the Tories on environmental issues – appeared to make him eminently suitable for the south-west London constituency, where opposition to a third Heathrow runway is robust.
They also encourage ways of seeing and thinking that make geographers eminently employable, which is why, according to the latest information from the Higher Education Careers Services Unit, only 5.8% of geography graduates were still job-hunting six months after they graduated, against an average of 7.3%.
