Birkenstock

[ bur-kuhn-stok ]

Trademark.

1. a brand of sandals having a contoured sole.

Example Sentences

Just five days into the Alt Tour, it was bothering him so much that he switched from cycling shoes and clipless pedals to Birkenstock sandals and flat pedals.

From Outside Online

His feet were covered by thick light gray socks shoved into Birkenstock sandals.

From Nautilus

Birkenstock, maker of what is affectionately deemed the original ugly sandal, has a luxurious new owner.

From Quartz

As summer fades into fall, only time will tell how long the Birkenstock revival will last.

From The Daily Beast

Mr. C. Birkenstock: We must not act with undue haste in this important matter.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Birkenstock (Vrijheid) felt that this was too important a matter to be treated with such haste.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Birkenstock (Vrijheid) asked whether the proposal could not be accepted under protest.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Birkenstock said that the question about the goldfields must be carefully considered.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. C. Birkenstock asked whether the proposal of the British could not be accepted under protest.

From Project Gutenberg