Sentence examples for sole from from inspiring English sources

The Mesquitas get a special sole from Germany that is dyed, buffed and cut to maintain the shoe's original look.

It turns out, for instance, that a single SNP can distinguish a North Sea sole from a Mediterranean one.

My Tudor shoe is a moment trapped in time, with wear creases across the top and indentations in the sole from the toes and heel of the last person to wear it more than 500 years ago.

The menu is expensive (about 70 euros all included) but the food is outstanding (grilled sole from Brittany, calf sweetbreads from Périgord, lobster salad) and the tables face the magnificent St.-Denis basilica.

Every morning he travels to Billingsgate market to select the best available fish according to where it was caught; he buys cod from Scotland, lemon sole from Cornwall, trout from the South-West and haddock from Iceland.

Here the contralto Jennifer Hines sang "Amorose a Rai Del Sole" from that work and an excerpt from "Griselda" with a deep, dark and attractively rich voice that was marred by occasional intonation problems and bland delivery.

For those of us who don't fetishise our footwear and just like shoes to - you know - hide our unsightly feet and protect our soles from sharp stones, they work just nicely, thanks.

"Short — but with my shoes!" declared the stylish Charlotte Dellal, who wore a short dress, a leopard-patterned snood on her head and high platform soles from her fledgling London store.

I got up and dressed for a couple interviews in a white crew-neck tee, black Maison Martin Margiela jeans and black high-top sneakers with white soles from Lanvin.

The sneakers are made using full grain leather from the Veneto region of Italy with soles from suppliers Margom and Dila.

Reinvesting the profits from the sale of two pigs, Ma began a family business making slipper soles from inner tubes her sons had collected.