Sentence examples for sole but from inspiring English sources
The food is pricey (£26 for Dover sole) but very good.
What, after all, is a red sole but an update on the comedian Minnie Pearl's custom of wearing her hat with the price tag attached?
His sole, but overwhelming, reason for joining a statesman he neither liked nor trusted was the critical state of the Italian question.
When I lived in France, I made this dish with sole, but Atlantic sole is no longer an eco-friendly choice.
The bivalve foot, unlike that of gastropods, does not have a flat creeping sole but is bladelike (laterally compressed) and pointed for digging.
It claimed the Ascot fund was formed in 1992 "for the sole, but undisclosed, purpose of serving as a feeder to Madoff".
The shoes were formal in suede with leather soles, but had a sense of casual luxury.
The sand was impossibly soft to the touch -- great for our soles, but, as we soon found out, not great for our muscles.
The feet generally have hairless soles, but those of the polar bear are covered with hair, enabling the animal to walk on ice with a firm footing.
They are made of a foam-based material that is "a lot more minimal and lightweight" than regular soles but has comparable strength, he said.
I liked the sandals teetering not on wedge soles but cantilevered up on bamboo stilts, like a Balinese beach shack, and the jeweled wedge sandals ($850).
