Sentence examples for over sock from inspiring English sources

But the 28-year-old, who greeted the final point against Sock with joy and no little emotion, justified the award by beating four seeds in five rounds, his win over Sock following victories against Grigor Dimitrov, Ivo Karlovic and John Isner.

Since then, a furor has erupted in England over sock puppet Amazon reviews.

I devised a rule of thumb: pants that were too tight to fit over socks were shelved with the tights; those that had a little clearance at the ankle I considered trousers.

He even paints and details frames according to clients' wants (the quirkiest example being when a client handed over a sock by British clothes designer, Paul Smith, for inspiration).

(A couple of years ago, she got into wearing sandals over socks, but the phase passed).

"It'll be 'I just recently had lunch with Tom Friedman.' ") One afternoon, the director of Copenhagen's Royal Library, wearing sandals over socks, gave Friedman and his wife a tour of the institution.

This distinctive writer and performer looks as he usually does onstage: pale bald head unwigged and gleaming, trademark glittering lashes and penciled eyebrows in place, wearing a sloppy red dress and gold strappy heels over socks.

The men discussed the shoes that Day-Lewis was having made to wear as Woodcock gorgeous, gleaming things, worn over socks of ecclesiastical purple and Day-Lewis asked Glasgow about his life.

The men discussed the shoes that Day-Lewis was having made to wear as Woodcock — gorgeous, gleaming things, worn over socks of ecclesiastical purple — and Day-Lewis asked Glasgow about his life.

So I can't help thinking that in the long run, all this furor over sock-puppet reviews is meaningless noise masking a larger truth: that literary success, unlike that of restaurants, is more or less random (I mean, really, 50 Shades of Grey?) and no amount of bad behavior or paid reviews will much change whether or not the arbitrary stars of fortune smile upon you.

Crusted over socks, boy-man smell, and all the lotion I'm sure I'll have to buy -- I'm not ready for any of it.