Sentence examples for pair of spikes from inspiring English sources
He acquired his nickname when nursing blistered feet from a new pair of spikes (baseball shoes).
A man in Texas he had never met, Robinson said, sent him a new pair of spikes.
When she arrived here Friday, organizers of the world championships sent her to a sporting goods store and a pair of spikes were purchased for her.
Robinson had no coach, and he qualified for the 200 in the same battered pair of spikes he had worn during the college track season.
His coach and supporters have scrimped enough money to buy him a new pair of spikes, bright blue and monikered with the name of a man he may race against in Rio: Usain Bolt.
As a result, players wore white socks, which are still called sanitary socks, beneath their colored stockings Then the problem of fitting this double wrapped foot into a pair of spikes came up and thus the stirrup was born.
On Tuesday afternoon, a young man who had just bought a pair of spike-studded high-tops recognized the designer and asked for a picture.
This technique, called the correlation grid, enables investigators to identify groups of spike trains, where each pair of spike trains has a high probability of generating spikes approximately simultaneously or within a constant time shift.
By Carol Glickman and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, October 5, 1963 P. 41 Overheard after a showing of the movie "David and Lisa," mildly irritated pair of spike heels to brace of scuffed brogans: "But you said it was going to be a Biblical picture!" View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.
By Carol Glickman and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, October 5, 1963 P. 41 Overheard after a showing of the movie "David and Lisa," mildly irritated pair of spike heels to brace of scuffed brogans: "But you said it was going to be a Biblical picture!" View Article By Kathryn Schulz By Adam Davidson By Robin Wright By Junot Díaz.
In anticipation of a sale last April, both Gillingham-Ryan and Hammerstein, as it happened, included on their list of favorite lots No. 237, Sante d'Orazio's portrait of Pamela Anderson squatting and wearing only a pair of spike-heeled ankle-strap sandals.
