There was a hole in one sole the size of a dime.
Later in the meal, that great squash-blossom pesto came back, this time with a small European sole the size of my hand.
It's more like a slip sole in size, and makes me think fondly of Stephen Harris's version at The Sportsman, where for your money it's also forensically filleted.
A grilled Dover sole the size of a shirt arrives at the serving station near the table.
We used diameter of dry figs because it was the sole fig-size measure available for all species.
Family level characteristics included family type (original, step/blended or sole-parent), size of the family, combined carer income, whether the family lived in a metropolitan or non-metropolitan area, and the level of family functioning (as measured by the McMaster Family Assessment Device, FAD) [ 28].
While focusing on ICH as probably most-serious complication of tPA treatment, relationships to both sole existence and size of detected lesions were explored.
China is also building two aircraft carriers that will be the same size as its sole carrier, a 60,000-tonne refurbished Soviet-era ship, according to a report on the PLA by the Defence Ministry in neighboring, self-ruled Taiwan, which China claims as its own.
He descended the escalator to the store's lower level and picked up two pairs of Nike sneakers: black-and-red high-tops with matching soles for Bryan, size 13, and silver-and-pink running shoes for Nicole, size 7. Bryan's shoes were on sale, $5 off of their original $50 price.
The Business Culture Index used original techniques to analyse the real economy by looking at more than 3,500 businesses ranging in size from sole traders to those with up to 250 employees.
And forget about using profits as the sole measure of corporate size.
