Sentence examples for protect sole from inspiring English sources

It's vital that the government looks again at what it can do to protect sole traders and small businesses from the burdensome impact of these changes".

TAKING IT FOR A TWIRL -- The word parasol is derived from the Italian word parasole, combining parare, to protect, with sole, sun.

That's the murder that grabs the attention of Justin Westwood, a small-town cop with big-time baggage who, in trying to protect the sole witness and her 8-year-old daughter, uncovers a conspiracy between the government and a major pharmaceutical company involved in "an unholy experiment" in biogenetic engineering.

They said that "mitigation steps will be taken" to protect the sole endemic rodent, a mouse found on Santiago Island.

Stryker tinkered with a rubber heel to protect the sole of walking casts and experimented with a rigid frame for turning bed-bound victims with spinal injury [ 45, 53].

To protect the sole-source aquifer on which islanders depend for their water, the town has placed stringent restrictions on any new building in coastal areas.

For those of us who don't fetishise our footwear and just like shoes to - you know - hide our unsightly feet and protect our soles from sharp stones, they work just nicely, thanks.

But in cold rain they provide a surer footing and protect the soles of the feet from being sliced on sharp rocks and toes from being cracked in a fall.Those who live higher up in the mountains have to climb rock faces every day to reach schools and clinics far below in the valley.

Find some masking tape or painter's tape which you can use to protect the soles of your shoes from becoming covered in glitter.

The site is within 67 paces of homes and over a federally designated aquifer recharge zone where bulk storage of hazardous materials is prohibited -- a law protecting our sole source of potable water that Kings Park Energy, the developer of the proposal, is trying to circumvent.

The second sole is attached and put over the real sole to protect them.