Sentence examples for sole into from inspiring English sources

"I want this shoe to be on this bottom," he said, pressing the beige sole into the black top.

It used to take Timberland, an American firm, a week to turn the design of a new sole into a model, at a cost of around $1,200.

As he cut a piece of sole into fine slices of sushi in his kitchen, Mr. Sato explained that he uses Peruvian ingredients to enhance traditional Japanese tastes.

Sometimes he would think he made a sale, only to have one of us turn to the other — and he would have to kneel again, hoping to ease another naked sole into the bed of suède or leather.

Black dashed lines are thrust faults that sole into the décollement.

Imbricate structures sole into the same plane, which is thus interpreted to be the décollement.

On Friday, the same group would assemble across the street to cheer this year's inductees into Surf and Sport's Hall of Fame, itself modelled on Graumann's Chinese Theater, also on Hollywood Boulevard, where film stars have long pressed their elegant palms and soles into wet concrete for posterity.

(Nike did, however, put some of its sneaker sole technology into Cole Haan products).

Purves said: "My sole foray into regular TV presenting was equally hilarious.

It was at around this time that James made her sole foray into science fiction.

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