Sentences with phrase «bitten by the shoe»

Not exact matches

Everyone else must scramble to buy a bit of salvation (and identity) by collecting some of the crumbs that fall from this exclusive table: a pair of Nike tennis shoes, a Sony Walkman, Calvin Klein jeans, or whatever the commercial badges of the moment might be.

(And if he did, by the way, I wouldn't blame him the slightest bit because I'm betting I would've done the same in his shoes.

Some gamesome wights will tell you that they have to plant weeds there, they don't grow naturally; that they import Canada thistles; that they have to send beyond seas for a spile to stop a leak in an oil cask; that pieces of wood in Nantucket are carried about like bits of the true cross in Rome; that people there plant toadstools before their houses, to get under the shade in summertime; that one blade of grass makes an oasis, three blades in a day's walk a prairie; that they wear quicksand shoes, something like Laplander snowshoes; that they are so shut up, belted about, every way inclosed, surrounded, and made an utter island of by the ocean, that to their very chairs and tables small clams will sometimes be found adhering, as to the backs of sea turtles.

Spirited and youthful, Marc by Marc Jacobs shoes are all about having a lot of confidence and a little bit of attitude.

Fall 2009 Shoe Trends by thehousewife Shoe fashion trends for Fall 2009 - Winter 2010 are a little bit different than last... Read More

You walk into any athletic retail store and alongside the running shoes and sportswear they now showcase a bit of technology that can track your training, sleep, and much more all by wearing a band around your wrist.

Q: I think a lot of people (myself included) are a bit intimidated by DIY — any advice for first timers embarking on a project like the Whipped Cream / Cherry Shoes?

Outfit — Burberry sweater (old); Bitten t - shirt (old); Retrolicious skirt from ModCloth (sold out); Rebecca Minkoff purse; Nine West shoes (old); Zekes Zipper Bangle from MimiBoutique (sold out); Michael Kors watch; Suki Bijoux and Wendy Brandes rings; iSee glasses from GlassesUSA; Unknown brand pan collar necklace and belt; Tambourine earrings made by my sister, Rholnna

Look dapper by wearing these shoes with a pair of khaki linen trousers, a grey slim - fit formal shirt and a multicolour tie that includes just a bit of brown.

I've often been told by Lulu Hun staff and customers alike that their shoes size small, but I have all of my LH pairs in my usual size 7 and they're all a perfect fit, so perhaps I'm a bit of an anomaly in this matter.

for spring / summer is one of the chicest go - to outfits, and this time, I decided to style it in two different ways by simply switching my shoes and removing my hat, to make a casual look a bit more polished.

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Am very tempted by the boden shoes and the boden top looks lovely but I m worried that it might be a bit cute - sy and young for me although I know it will look gorgeous on you Angie.

Blazer: Target Who What Wear Collection Tee: J.Crew (similar) Necklace: Loft Ring: Madewell (sold out) Denim: Madewell Shoes: Paul Green Purse: Marc by Marc Jacobs (similar) Lipstick: Bite Beauty

Sweater: H&M, Dress (worn as skirt): Bitten by SJP (old)(similar), Snood: American Eagle, Belt: Forever 21, Tights: Kohl's (similar), Boots: Bjorndal via Rack Room Shoes, Bracelet: J.Crew Factory, Lips: L'Oreal Divine Wine I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas!

By now you know I have bit of an obsession with shoes, especially boots.

I've only worn them once for a full work day, the front started hurting a bit by the end of the day but that's kinda normal for new shoes.

My top choice is the palm print dress; I would probably tone the look down a little bit by wearing the dress with shoes with a smaller heel.

I knew that fall styles had just been brought in, so I went a * wee * bit ham on the shoe front... I ended up scoring four pairs: Circus by Sam Edelman block heels, studded flats (as seen here), and two pairs of booties.

Finish it off by wearing some chunky Dr Martens shoes to give you that extra bit of detail.

Get the look by experimenting with different fabric textures, complementing colours and add a bit of edge with shoes that have an interesting detail!

Some people are fine by leaving a bit of skin between the shoes and the pants, others aren't.

... I LIKE THE OVER-SIZED CIRCLES AROUND HER NECK — REPEATED BY THE: SHINY: BITS ON HER SHOES.

I decided to add a little bit of uniformity by matching the belt and the shoes, but you can introduce a whole new color, too if you like - the brighter the better!

The only thing I don't love is that my feet are wide so the shoe feels a bit narrow by my toes — I'm worried they'll pinch after a full day.

These idiots are so brainwashed by tedious celebrities and magazine editors who advocate caramel bobs, jersey wrap dresses, nude court shoes and toned down shite that the minute they encounter anyone in the remotest bit interesting their brains go into meltdown.

Sweater: J.Crew (similar) Blouse: J.Crew Jeans: AG (similar) Necklace: J. Crew (similar) Bracelet: J.Crew (old) Handbag: See By Chloe (same one in black) Shoes: Jambu (old) Lipstick: Bite Beauty (color Moka)

It's a quick new trailer, but it has plenty of new footage featuring Kubo stepping into the big shoes left behind by his warrior father, as well as some little bits of humor as well.

A man is chased and bitten by a crocodile, but only loses a shoe.

As with all Paul Schrader movies, Dog Eat Dog is a down and dirty bit of nastiness that leaves viewers feeling like they need to scrape something off of the bottom of their shoes by the time the credits roll.

by Angelo Muredda Before Midnight opens with a bit of misdirection, a tracking shot of two pairs of shoes ambling towards the camera that we instinctively ascribe to Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and Celine (Julie Delpy) before the second pair is shown to belong instead to Jesse's teenaged son Hank (Seamus Davey - Fitzpatrick), about to board a flight back to the States.

You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar; in the same way, you partner much more effectively with principals by walking in their shoes a bit rather than demanding they do things your way just because you're the parents.

Whilst the overall ride quality isn't totally perfect (over rougher surfaces, the ride can get a bit pattery — which is unusual, considering the Land Cruiser has lots of suspension travel and rides on small - by - luxury - SUV - standards 18inch wheels shod in high profile tires), the Toyota Land Cruiser does ride rather smoothly for most of the time.

Cats in multiple cat environments are at much higher risk for FCoV infection than solo cats because they are more likely to be exposed to the feces of infected cats, either via shared litters or by bits of feces on shoes, clothing or objects.

Other than that, going by what they look like is about the stupidest way of making sure you're not going to get a neurotic, unappreciative, badly bred animal that bites neighbors, chews shoes, fouls upholstery, howls at night and chases bicycles.

It is why he comes by, lays down and bites your trousers / shoes / bare legs just to draw your attention.

They even biting and chewing my shoes, when I go home, my shoes already destroyed by their teeth.

Though I have never been bit by even one of the nearly 100 Pit Bulls I have rescued, nor even nearly bit, I was recently challenged to the point of the hair on my body going up by a Dachshund / Jack Russell mix (I know, that's funny - he was the size of a mans 11 shoe, but he lunged at my face from his owner's arms and really frightened me).

It is similar to the Bay of San Juan in that it is also a bit of a horse - shoe shaped bay and is protected by the mountains which surround it.

The original Anomaly Warzone Earth from 11 bit studios broke the tired mold by making you walk a mile in the attackers» shoes in some tower offense, tasking you with demolishing alien towers instead of constructing them.

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2005 Four Gummed - Up Bits of a Crepe Sole Balled Up Together with the Grimy Dirt on the Sidewalk and Stuck Dangling, but Firm, to the Bottom of the Shoe that Hangs on the Toe of the Foot under the Diving Board, Mario Diacono Gallery, Boston, MA Kunsthallen Brandts Klaedefabrik, Odense, Denmark, survey exhibition Blaffer Art Gallery, University of Houston, Houston, TX, career survey exhibition; cur by Terrie Sultan and Nancy Doll (cat.)

Lawrence Carroll deploys an «aesthetic of scraps» by using ordinary objects and scraps in his works such as old, patched - up shoes, flowers coated in paint, bits of bread or canvas and paper glued or stapled to the surface of his paintings.

It often feels a bit like making better, affordable shoes rather than bikes and cars in response to a desire by the market to be able to go from one place to another in a faster way.

but feel a little bit worried about going by myself and not having a friend to hand on to... you know so you don't feel like a old shoe....