Went up on the roof to check it out, and notice a small tear about two inches long right on the corner of the rubber roof. I had some Yamabond rubber caulk, so I glued it together with that. Next day we drove a couple hundred miles. That night I went up on the roof to check the tear again.
Sensible shoes is not a common expression in American English unless you are referring directly to le scarpe. Sensible shoes in that context would mean shoes that probably don't have heels and are usually good for walking, made with a rubber sole. But they're not fashionable or trendy. Aug 29, 2008.
If shoes are tattered and worn, the toes are poking through the sides, the steel toe is visible through the leather, then common sense tells you it's time to get a new pair of shoes, Lubart says. The same could be said for evaluating the tread on a slip-resistant safety shoe.