Sentence examples for sole to from inspiring English sources

"Sole to sole — that's spelled differently from the one we have inside of us".

He could slice a lemon sole to perfection.

"Sole to sole that's spelled differently from the one we have inside of us".

And it works with precision on anything tricky to turn, from sole to crepes to eggs.

An hour later in the steam room, I mentioned the sole to a third party.

They have cleats locking the foot in place and a full rigid plate in the sole to distribute pressure evenly.

The boot was created by German army doctor Klaus Martens, who designed the air-cushioned sole to help relieve his back pain – not very rock'n'roll.

At one point in the evening-length work, Ms. Johnson lies on her back and Ms. Agee stands on her upstretched feet -- sole to sole, heel to toe.

He covered his hands with four layers of what he called "energy-absorbing materials" and size 1 Adidas shoes with a leather sole to reduce wear.

Judge Cabranes wrote that it was "the contrast between the sole and the upper that causes the sole to 'pop' and to distinguish its creator".

Sole-to-sole with the new shoe, and faded as if reflected in water, is the original clog.