Sentence examples for which laces from inspiring English sources
"They're experimenting on us," he said, recalling his first impression of the Green School in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, which laces an environmental theme into most of its coursework.
The news that the Main Line, which laces its way to Greenport, would go no farther than Ronkonkoma, and that the Montauk Branch would stop at Speonk, caused several vacationers to alter their Labor Day plans.
The new Tree shoe comes in two versions: a "runner," which laces up like a track shoe, and a "skipper," a low-riding model reminiscent of a boat shoe.
"Collapse" echoes the belief which laces through Arnold J. Toynbee's "A Study of History" that civilizations die by suicide, not murder, and challenges readers to resist adaptive change at their peril.
At the moment it is a pair of Alaia boots which lace up at the front.
Specialist private-equity funds, which lace investors' money with far more borrowing than the average REIT, offer even higher returns.
The company also began an innerwear-as-outerwear campaign, in which lace and cotton camisole tops are shown with jeans and leather pants.
Kerala's classic must-see is a boat tour along some of the 1,500km of lagoons, rivers, lakes and backwaters which lace the lowlands.
His portraits of women are especially notable for the warmth, tenderness, and bloom of their presentation, as well as for the technical facility with which lace and ruffles are reproduced.
The sternest warnings concerning a war's possible consequences came from Muslim nations, which laced their calls for peace with denunciations of Israel as an aggressor but then offered very specific assessments of the potential destabilization of the impending conflict.
But one pair of showstopping, bondage-inspired boots — which laced like a corset from the ankle all the way up to the bottom hem of a minidress, fastening a dense, textured netting that evoked the calligraphic squiggles of a Cy Twombly painting — almost made all the vixenlike dresses seem tame.
