high-laced

Pants of the same material were thrust into high-laced shoes of the sort worn by surveyors, explorers, and linemen.

THE PRODIGAL FATHER 2010

He did, however, change his shoes to a pair of heavy, high-laced ones fit for the roughness of hunting.

CHAPTER XXX 2010

Matching fringed shorts and high-laced sandals completed the attire.

The Lives of Felix Gunderson Sugu Althomsons 2010

I walked into it the other day to see real fires, real ales, and real clothes – namely flat caps, but also narrow, checked trousers worn high a refutation of the half-arsed American convict look, high-laced ankle boots, cardigans or other waistcoat-like garments revealing shirts with cutaway collars, short jackets, overcoats with velvet lapels, and much facial hair.

The cap crusaders Andrew Martin 2010

The clothes we wear are not suitable, the high-laced shoes, the gloves, the bonnets, the undergarments, the stays.

The Mistress of Nothing Kate Pullinger 2009

The clothes we wear are not suitable, the high-laced shoes, the gloves, the bonnets, the undergarments, the stays.

The Mistress of Nothing Kate Pullinger 2009

While flying, she favored old, high-laced shoes, well-worn trousers, an ancient leather coat with deep pockets, a soft leather helmet and goggles.

Gioia Diliberto: Flights of Fashion: How Amelia Earhart Became America's First Celebrity Designer (PHOTOS) 2009

The clothes we wear are not suitable, the high-laced shoes, the gloves, the bonnets, the undergarments, the stays.

The Mistress of Nothing Kate Pullinger 2009

The clothes we wear are not suitable, the high-laced shoes, the gloves, the bonnets, the undergarments, the stays.

The Mistress of Nothing Kate Pullinger 2009

Clinton wanted to be Joe Frazier, the relentless one, glaring across the ring for 90 minutes at the infuriating man with quick moves and tassels on his high-laced shoes.

Frazier vs. Ali in Cleveland 2008