high-top , also: high-top shoe

I noticed that the big king men all had on regular high-top shoes just like Papa's.

If all the high-top shoes, gold chains and earrings weren't enough, there's this hat.

But his toes hurt in his new high-top shoes.

Personally, I'd advise her to lose the dirty high-top shoes before she starts adding body parts.

In practice, he wore traditional high-top shoes, then switched to the lightweight low-cuts for games.

He was a nice old guy wearing high-top shoes and a suitcoat stuffed with cigars.

He recalled that his father ran in canvas high-top shoes before shoes specific for running were developed.

Gone are the spittoons, the high-top shoes and the party discipline on Capitol Hill.

However, no boots of any kind caught on with the general public in these years, women being accustomed to traditional high-top shoes, either laced or buttoned.

They were also credited for bringing back "old school" fashion into the mainstream, such as Nike and Reebok high-top shoes.

The only high-top shoe on the market, the Altia, below, revives the classic shape of climbing shoes from the 1970's - without the drawbacks.

She wore tan slacks, not very highly tailored, and high-top shoes, not real trail shoes but good for walking.

He used a high-top shoe with a square toe for place-kicks to go with his low-cut model for punting.

The Sox were working with various devices, and high-top shoes and low-slung shoes, to try to squeeze another appearance out of Schilling down the line.

My personal preference for winter walking is fleece-lined high-top shoes with treaded soles (for example, so-called after-ski boots) or hiking boots.

The cartoon band Gorillaz were an obvious choice for a new collaboration with Converse, which sees Murdoc and co. decorating four styles of the canvas high-top shoe.

A demo version of the Pump, a customizable inflatable/deflatable high-top shoe, was exhibited at the Sporting Goods Manufacturers' Association in February 1989.

Cargo is strewn near the ship on the lake floor and the holds still contain wire fencing, high-top shoes, candy life-savers, and crates of Honey Bee molasses.

She saw it flash over the wooden cane lying on the floor of the porch, over Carlottas black high-top shoe, bent painfully in as if the thin ankle had snapped.

Schilling pitched with a high-top shoe for his bullpen session, which Francona, the pitching coach, Dave Wallace, and General Manager Theo Epstein also attended.

One of L.A. Gear's more popular lines during this time for women was the Dancer line, which was a high-top shoe almost identical to the Reebok Freestyle in design.

They were covered with some tight shiny black stuff, like Kevin's micropore outfits from Just Blow Me, and they went down into some kind of dark boots or high-top shoes.

Polio survivors with dorsiflexor weakness or ankle instability can benefit from an athletic ankle splint, high-top shoes, or a short leg brace (AFO - ankle-foot orthosis).

Other traditions include the throwing of bubblegum and the wearing of orange Chuck Taylor shoes, which are now represented by large comical high-top shoes with the BGSU logo on them.

They are manufactured in a variety of different styles in order to perform well in different situations: High-top shoes, for example, provide better protection for the ankle, while low-top shoes provide greater flexibility and freedom of movement.