soles造句

cleat, for footwear outer soles

sweating of palms and soles

The soles of my shoes are broken.

Boots that weren't patched boots with no cardboard in the soles.

Showing the soles of shoes to someone is a sign of contempt in Arab culture.

These slippers also have non-slip soles and interiors made with fleece.

When is the last time you felt your feet and pressure on your soles as you walked along the sidewalk?

EOD boots have soles reinforced with soft armor and boomerang-shaped titanium plates to reflect blast pressure away.

Every morning she would tuck a new piece of cardboard in our shoes because our soles were worn out.

roller-skating boot [excl. those with wheels attached, with outer soles of rubber plastics leather or composition leather and uppers of leather]

ice-skating boot[excl. those with blades attached, with outer soles of rubber plastics leather or composition leather and uppers of leather]

When operators in antistatic shoes work or walk, static charges building up on body discharge to the earth by con ductive soles, lining fabric and earthed floor.

footwear with outer soles of leather and uppers which consist of lather straps across the instep and around the big toe

One day they will push you to your death, and all those shuffling aforementioned zombies will likely trample you under their distracted soles.

3then you will trample down the wicked; they will be ashes under the soles of your feet on the day when I do these things, "says the Lord Almighty."

The astronaut admitted that he had needed a little help from a familiar terrestrial product: he had stuck the soles of his feet to the carpet with adhesive tape.

They looked gaunt and exhausted. Clad in authentic costume, they were cooking buckwheat pancakes at a remote log cabin and wiring the soles back on to their authentic boots.