Sentence examples for sole comes from inspiring English sources

He said that Arlington is not an "old-style suburb" built only for car travel but a walkable community — and with all that sole, comes soul.

Our Dover sole comes from Brittany, France.

My old friend the slip sole came next.

A special of sole came simply sauteed, a powerful lemon sauce served wisely on the side.

But Dover was the main source in the 19th century, when sole came into fashion, and the name has stuck.

The novel red sole came later, in 1934, helping ignite another vogue for them as part of the debonair Palm Beach look.

The soles come from recycled car tires; the rest of the shoe is hemp and fake leather.

The table tells us that 80% or 1392 of the observed change of 1740 soles came from changes in the earnings component and only 20% from the two non-earned income components.

What would the world come to if people wore shoes made in fair union labor factories paying a reasonable cost to produce them, with soles coming from recycled car tires?

You don't have to predicate a theory of this sort to explain the soles coming off your feet".

In his films, life is at its most redolent as it approaches the status of an auditorium, in which the people barely move, and the sole illumination comes from an artificial glow.