Sentence examples for sole cut from inspiring English sources

WOOOOOOSSHHH was the sound coming up from the floor of Leffot, jets of air shooting up either side of my foot as my right heel settled into a snug Alden chukka boot made of Chromexcel, with a sole cut from thick Goodyear rubber.

Although an eigenvalue larger than 1 is the most common used cut-off point in factor analyses, it is strongly recommended not to use this as the sole cut-off criteria for determining the number of factors [ 33].

The only non-Ethiopian bits of her shoes are the glue and the rubber soles cut from old lorry tyres.

He wore jeans, the traditional leather sandals with soles cut from an old tire, and a bright green baseball cap with devil's horns and wings sprouting from the word Chihuahua.

Never has that Spanish fisherman's footwear looked so glamorous as in buttery leather above the raffia sole or cut away subtly at the heel.

There are some wonderful bits: the urgent, reverb-accented Heartbreak (Make Me a Dancer); the sole ballad, Cut Straight to the Heart, co-written and produced by the reliably gloomy Ed Harcourt, who has stripped Ellis-Bextor of her froideur here and made her sing from the gut.

Put two pieces of cotton lining between two pieces of sole fabric; cut out the sole along the template.

So if your sole provider cuts off your service, there's generally nowhere else to go.

Hunting rights were vested in the feudal lord who owned the property and who had the sole right to cut trees and export timber.

Flaky or delicate fish like flounder or sole won't cut it here.

The ousting of its despotic ruler, Bashar al-Assad, would remove Iran's sole Arab ally and cut the Iranian conduit to its Lebanese proxy, Hezbollah.