anklets

• “Braided leashes connected heavy sheepskin anklets on her legs to the hub of the wheel.”

  Sovereigns of the Sky

• “According to a recent article in New Scientist, these "anklets" are "transforming the way alcohol offenders are dealt with in the US": over 100,000 people have worn them since they came into use in 2003 and there are currently about 10,000 in use.”

  Health News from Medical News Today

• “Maybe if I get one of those uncomfortable anklets they talked about in the Da Vinci Code, this whole thing will work out.”

  The Washington Post: Living on a Prayer: the value of Barack Obama's prayer breakfast

• “Necklaces, bracelets and anklets that glow in the dark seem to be a very popular form of summer jewelry among kids of all ages.”

  Glow Jewelry

• “Our houseguest confided something troubling about her college-age son: He doesn't wear tube socks when he runs or bikes; he wears anklets, those socks that stop at the ankle or peek just over the top of ones' sneakers.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Generation Sock

• “The little girl is quite friendly, and wears anklets and has "lovely" feet.”

  The Huffington Post: Will Weaver: J.D. Salinger Revisited: "Young Girl, Get Out of My Mind"

• “Long before he made fedoras and police anklets stylish on White Collar, Matt Bomer romanced Eliza Dushku on the Fox sci-fi series Tru Calling.”

  Eliza Dushku on Her Steamy White Collar Guest Spot: "I Wanted a Mr. & Mrs. Smith Vibe"

• “My desperation blossoms into garlands braceleting her wrists, my sick despair into flowering anklets.”

  2009 March 12 | NIGEL BEALE NOTA BENE BOOKS

• “You want to solve the prison problem? get people out of prison, on parole, probation, wearing anklets, etc.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » A Creative Proposal for Reducing Prison Rape

• “In 1898, Lumholtz described Huichol earrings, necklaces, bracelets, anklets, etc. made by intertwining strings of beads.”

  Huichol art, a matter of survival: Part Two

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