Sentence examples for right socks from inspiring English sources
Oh, he hit it all right, socks halfway down his shins.
So I say wearing the right socks with the right sandals is so in.
When our kids were old enough to hit the slopes, he'd get them all ready for a day in ski school -- stuffing little bodies clad in pajamas and turtlenecks (this was before all the fancy long johns came along) into bibbed snow pants and putting all the right socks and boots and gloves on all of those little hands and feet -- and wrangle them over to their lessons.
Her right sock was inside out.
Mr. Bradshaw was caught red-handed, or more specifically, with the stolen iPhone in his right sock, Officer Garland said.
He was alive, so I took off his shoes and socks and found one dollar in his left sock and fifty cents in his right sock.
He had a transmitter in his right sock, a speaker in his right jeans pocket, a watch recorder, and another recorder in his shirt pocket.
(His bloodied right sock, glimpsed in television closeups, was seen in reverent replication on the foot of a teen-aged ticket holder going into Fenway Park).
