Sentence examples for sole about from inspiring English sources

What was sellable amounted to not very much – 10 kilos of lemon sole, about the same of plaice, and whiting, a few John Dory and four monkfish tails.

But shortly before reaching the bottom, Piccard saw what he believed to be a flat fish, resembling a sole, about a foot long and half as wide, on the seafloor.

To make the base for a sandal that can be re-designed over and over again, cut slots in the sole about a half-inch from the edge of the sole.

Callaway says the larger clubface and wide sole bring about "exceptional turf interaction".

The Hotel Señorial (José Gonzáles 567; 51-1-445-0139; www.senorial.com), in Miraflores, is a lovely, relaxed place with a flowery courtyard and hearty breakfast at a nice price (216 soles, or about $77 at 2.8 soles to the dollar, for a double).

The ride takes four hours and costs 20 soles (about $6, at 3.53 soles to the dollar) each way.

Admission is 40 soles (about $13 at 3 soles to the dollar); a 140 sole ticket also includes access to 15 other archaeological sites in the area.

Books can cost 50 soles, about the same as bus fare for two weeks, and these pirated copies are much cheaper.

Acurio says tourists should not get hung up on Lima's burgeoning reputation for haute cuisine but try out more modest restaurants and street stands, where you can buy a menú (set meal) of two or three courses for as little as five soles (about £1.20).

Last year, there were days when it was worth 145 soles (about $55)," he says.

The brothel supports Villon's political career, hanging up campaign posters and offering her discounted rates on the room she rents for 20 Peruvian soles (about $6) a night.