We walked 5 miles and didn't see another sole.
They are, you see, the sole inhabitants of not only this play but also, as far as they're concerned, the entire universe.
And at a table behind the counter you will see the sole proprietor -- slim, unassuming, Edwige Fils-Aimé, wearing jeans and looking at you with a shy smile.
At Desmond's, a society-crowded new restaurant at the southern end of the Upper East Side, across from the loading docks at Bloomingdale's, you often see Dover sole on more tables than not.
Then we have Glenn Beck and other commentators, voices, pundits -- whatever you want to call them (and you have many things to call them, undoubtedly) -- of the left, right, and middle sociopolitical roads who see their sole purposes in life to be gadflies, scolds, or, in some cases, self-appointed paradigms of populist propriety.
Let us see the soles of your feet!" Because Mayflower, where they all worked, was pure shithouse.
When a woman lies on a bed, we see the soles of her feet — her panty hose are ripped, forming jagged patterns.
"In New Zealand, they want to see the soles of your boots".
Even in the euro crisis, Germany is reluctant to be seen as sole leader.
And, even if Saunders patronisingly sees his sole female character as a blinkered materialist, the play lives on through its ability to make ideas dance.
