Sentence examples for the sandal from inspiring English sources
noun
A type of open shoe made up of straps or bands holding a sole to the foot
The sandal was witty, provocative, and slightly silly.
Then he tosses the sandal on a pile and repeats.
DeeDee's big score was calling the sandal craze.
Young women saw the sandal as something else: affordable fashion.
You've got the whole retro-fashion thing going for you — the sandal thing, the beard.
"Whatever weird shape the person's foot was, that's the shape the sandal would be," she said.
It sounds like one for the sandal-wearers in principle, but it is wonderful.
I only ever really use scarlet nail polish on tanned feet during the sandal-wearing summer months for similar reasons.
Pupils are flocking to study religious education, a subject which until now has been seen as irredeemably unfashionable and the preserve of the sandal-wearing brigade.
And you shouldn't forget the sandal-wearing downtown parent body, which last semester voted to ban recordings by Woody Guthrie because he's "a sellout".
He's finally become a martyr, sacrificed on the altar of political correctness by the "knit your own yoghurt types" at the sandal-wearing, lefty BBC.
