Sentence examples for the sole sole from inspiring English sources

Dermatitis, heel-horn erosions, haemorrhages of the white line and the sole, sole ulcers and white-line fissures were scored as absent (no notation), mild (1), moderate (2) or severe (3).

Dermatitis, heel horn erosions, haemorrhages of the white line and the sole, sole ulcers and white line fissures were scored as not present (0), mild (1), moderate (2) or severe (3) as described by [ 4].

Infectious claw lesions including dermatitis and heel-horn erosions were recorded in 16.6% of the animals, varying from 0 58.2% on herd level, and laminitis-related claw lesions including haemorrhages in the white line and the sole, sole ulcers, white-line fissures and double soles were recorded in 18.0% of the animals, varying from 0 60.6% on herd level (Table 5 and 6).

We will not go back to the old business that allowed the U.S. to be the sole arbitrator and sole mediator for twenty-six years.

Or you can choose according to shape: create a "squiggly course," consisting of the sole salad (the sole strips as twisty as cheese sticks), the sole ravioli (each raviolo like an adolescent albino eel), and — a surprise from the tomato department — an arrangement of three different pastas with sauces made from yellow, green, and red tomatoes.

It "was in truth the sole pleasure, the sole objective of human existence, and all other pleasures — whether associated with rich food, tobacco, alcohol or drugs — were only derisory and desperate compensations, mini-suicides that did not have the courage to speak their name, attempts to speed up the destruction of a body that no longer had access to the one real pleasure".

With her voice cracking and the nation still in mourning Barbara took to the floor of the House of Representatives on 14 September 2001, in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, to give the sole speech and deliver the sole vote in Congress against the Afghanistan war.

There, it is clear that the presumption is that the sole owner also has the sole beneficial interest, a presumption which can be overcome by demonstrating a common intention that the property was to be shared, which has been acted on.

And for good reason: Louboutin has invested plenty in that red sole and successfully linked the sole's shade with the shoemaker.

Mr. Christie sought to designate Rutgers University as the sole grower and hospitals as the sole dispensers, but the university and the hospitals declined to take part.

Richard Dawkins's The God Delusion (15) is not just (ironically) the list's sole "religion" title; it's the sole serious, stimulating non-fiction book of any sort.