plimsoles

She was wearing brown ill-fitting slacks with a strap under the foot, dirty, grass-stained white plimsoles and a sleeveless white cotton top, low-necked, which showed a brown and mottled triangle of sunburn.

She Closed Her Eyes 2010

You fought in Vietnam - you can take 4 years of living in the woods in black pajamas and tyre rubber plimsoles, sneaking down at night to form hit-and-run Political Action Committees.

ev amuchmoreexotic 2004

You fought in Vietnam - you can take 4 years of living in the woods in black pajamas and tyre rubber plimsoles, sneaking down at night to form hit-and-run Political Action Committees.

November 3rd, 2004 amuchmoreexotic 2004

Many are training without uniforms and in shoes or plimsoles; It is reported that boots are available in the Luanda stores.

STUART COMMISSION REPORT 1984

He wore lightweight coveralls, borrowed plimsoles, and was no longer handcuffed.

Modesty Blaise O'Donnell, P. 1965

Her feet, in grubby plimsoles, were curiously small.

Modesty Blaise O'Donnell, P. 1965

Modesty saw a foreshortened view'the soles of Mrs. Fothergill's plimsoles, and between them the twisted head.

Modesty Blaise O'Donnell, P. 1965

For decades, women were goddesses on the court, from the ethereal floaty skirts and plimsoles of the '20s, to the prim and classic silhouettes of the '50s, through to the slick

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

For decades, women were goddesses on the court, from the ethereal floaty skirts and plimsoles of the '20s, to the prim and classic silhouettes of the '50s, through to the slick

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

For decades, women were goddesses on the court, from the ethereal floaty skirts and plimsoles of the '20s, to the prim and classic silhouettes of the '50s, through to the slick

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011