Sentence examples for use of sock from inspiring English sources

This is part of why the use of sock puppets to trash other authors is, for me, another story.

Ordinarily, I wouldn't let anyone talk about ownership of an idea unless they had a patent pending on it – but I'm not going to take out a patent on my innovative use of socks.

Some of the craziest uses of sock puppetry are when these misleading online identities end up working in unison: simultaneously praising and defending their alter egos while attacking, stalking or even libelling and defaming people or organisations they don't like.

The latest example is the use of compression socks – you know, the ones you wear on a flight to curtail swelling.

Make use of the socks some airlines give you.

Asked about the use of so-called "sock puppets" to praise his own work, Leather said that everyone in his business did it.

And James Boswell's 1760s journals are perhaps a revealing insight into the self-loathing sex addict, torn between risking infection, the unsatisfactory use of his thick sock-like "cundum", and a constant need to "pull the bell and discharge the reckoning".

But in their report they zero in on Twitter, flagging systematic use of Russian linked sock-puppet accounts which amplified the public impacts of four terrorist attacks that took place in the UK this year — by spreading 'framing and blaming' messaging around the attacks at Westminster Bridge, Manchester Arena, London Bridge and Finsbury Park.

As a result, the use of 'non-slip' socks over compression stockings has gained popularity as a strategy to improve under-foot traction.

Another option is the use of football (soccer) socks.

It's a good idea to make the snowmen in pairs, to make the best use of the pairs of socks!