Mary Trasko, director of public relations and special projects for the mass market shoemaker Nina and author of "Heavenly Soles" (Abbeville Press, 1989), said, "It's happening at the low price point, too, in department stores all around the country".
Then, the baby's sole was pressed vertically on a hard wooden board and the measuring tape was used to measure the foot length.
Cobden-Sanderson would continue the press, retaining sole use of the type until his death, when it would pass to Walker.
I feel rather like Daniella in the lion's den as the sole representative of the press on the panel here tonight.
Rolling on the floor, they keep their hands locked, or they press the soles of their feet together — both very difficult maneuvers.
In the car, Tamir pressed the sole of his right foot against the windshield, parachuting his scrotum for any infrared traffic cameras they might pass.
Press the soles of your feet together and let your knees drop down, then open your feet like you are reading the pages of a book, and now lean over like you're hugging a ball.
Crack makes a user anxious and uncomfortable and, trying to relieve the tension, Scott-Heron would sometimes lean to one side or reach one hand across himself to grab his opposite ankle, then perhaps lean an elbow on one knee, then maybe press the soles of his feet together, so that he looked like a swami.
Press the soles of your feet together as your knees drop open to both sides as far as it is naturally comfortable.
His mother takes a grey wool jacket out of a wardrobe, the room's sole item of furniture, and presses her face into it, weeping.
