The avid runner hasn't laced up his running shoes since.
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GARDEN CITY "Laced Up," Long Island sneaker convention, with music by DJ Scoota.
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Five minutes later, Curry walked across the court and laced up his sneakers.
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Restless souls are much more interesting than laced-up zombies living lives of ease.
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As soon as I laced up the shoes, I felt myself rocking back and forth.
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After the appointment, Grunewald laced up her running shoes for a jog through Central Park.
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With the new season, however, comes one similar detail that's threatening to replace laced-up-everything.
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She completed her look with a pair of navy blue leather chaps and laced up heels.
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They tried Cambodian food and listened to an a cappella group and laced up ice skates.
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Washington's best celebrity bowlers laced up their shoes and hit the lanes Tuesday night for charity.
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The denim became bunched at my knees and I cursed myself for wearing laced up combat boots.
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For instance, he manages to evoke some rather racy lines from the laced-up 19th-century tome.
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At the front door: sneakers she laced up to go walking around the neighborhood with her neighbor.
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He slotted his patient's legs into metal braces with leather straps that laced up to his thighs.
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Jenner sported a long-sleeved crop top with cut-out neckline and pants that laced up the front.
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Then she laced up her sneakers and grabbed a bottle of Gatorade on her way out the door.
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Once we were laced up and ready to go, we looked at a preview of the events to come.
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That's what we honor today — a group of Americans who laced up their shoes and moved our country forward.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins, after all, laced up their skates one at a time, as Tampa Bay Coach Jon Cooper said.
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The defensive specialist said she will need to have her running shoes laced up if she faces the powerhouse Williams.
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Ball laced up his sneakers in relative obscurity, then joined Williamson on the court for some work of his own.
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Before computers and microwaves and honey-glazed BBQ ribs and even laced up trainers, the world looked a little more medieval.
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Justin Bieber laced up his cleats, popped off his shirt, and got really pumped up while playing soccer with his bros.
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The Indians staff member eventually returned with a fresh pair of kicks, which Pérez quickly laced up, allowing the game to continue.
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A natural-born athlete with a fierce competitive drive, she first laced up her soccer cleats when she was 4 years old.
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The Daily Shoe Proenza Schouler capped off one of the best shows in New York with these boots that laced up the back.
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It's the first time she's laced up the gloves in years, but her grandfather and father both boxed and taught her from childhood.
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You can't see it in the picture above, but the other side of the top is laced up kind of like a corset.
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Instead, the Aggies learned as they laced up their shoes for a morning shootaround on Thursday that the N.C.A.A. tournament was being canceled.
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The former school principal was keen on keeping fit but had never shot a puck, let alone laced up a pair of skates.
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I was already late so I quickly laced up my brand new unbroken-in sneakers and ran to one of the outer courts.
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Up a flight of metal stairs, Forsman entered the locker room, put on his blue coveralls and laced up his steel-toed boots.
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The former school principal was keen on keeping fit but had never shot a puck, let alone laced up a pair of skates.
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With ice skates in my carry-on, I laced up to explore Quebec's long, winding skating trails in a three-day ice quest.
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Along with the adorable sweater pattern, they also have a red ribbon laced up on the back for an extra pop of style.
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Wonder Woman hasn't been my thing since the last time Lynda Carter laced up those high-heeled red-and-white boots, back in 1979.
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Eric -- who has also laced up Snoop Dogg, Chris Brown and French Montana -- tells us Amber went BIG for her first purchase from him.
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ScoMo, as the Antipodean prime minister is nicknamed, was not particularly well known but had clearly had his skates laced up for some time.
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Both Campbell and Moss modeled belted logo trench coats with laced-up combat boots, then walked hand-in-hand with Jones for his last bow.
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Both Moss and Campbel modeled belted logo trench coats with laced-up combat boots, then walked hand-in-hand with Jones for his last bow.
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But even so, I did find the suggestions helpful, and it made me more mindful of my form when I laced up before a run.
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He laced up a pair of skates and climbed down a ladder onto the frozen harbor, where he cut over cracks and frozen methane bubbles.
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When Zetterberg laced up his skates for the final game of the regular season, he thought that might be the finale of his N.H.L. career.
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Honnold then laced up his climbing shoes, dusted his meaty fingers with chalk and, over the next four hours, did something nobody had ever done.
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Still, Stauber decided to completely rethink the way this team — and most other teams that have laced up skates and grabbed sticks — approaches the game.
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The Daily Shoe Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez capped off one of the best shows in New York with these boots that laced up the back.
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Travis Kauffman laced up his running shoes on February 4 and headed out for a 12- to 15-mile jog through the wilderness of Horsetooth Mountain.
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Her manager points out that, no matter what Oprah says, Carey does have a whole posse at hand to get her properly laced up into her stilettos.
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Even after standing in them all night, I laced up those straps (which are surprisingly very durable and never came untied once) again at 8:00 a.m.
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James Michael McAdoo turned on the stereo, laced up his sneakers and joined three members of the Golden State Warriors' video department for a workout before practice.
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McCool retired in 2011 -- but laced up the boots to compete in an all-women's Battle Royale at the WWE Evolution pay-per-view back in October. #Respect.
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Now we need to just see Dolores Abernathy (Evan Rachel Wood) doing some quick hand work with her own firearms instead of being laced up in uncomfortable corsets.
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Amid all the excess there were moments of (relative) minimalism: Suede dresses laced up the front in dove gray, a peach cashmere coat with an exaggerated shawl collar.
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Because of concerns over glove tampering, and McLean's complaints of being duped in the first encounter, both men were not laced up until they were in the ring.
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Harry laced up his sneakers Thursday for a quick run during a visit with The Running Charity, a London-based running-oriented program for homeless and vulnerable young people.
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Conor McGregor laced up his gloves and boxing shoes and hit the asphalt in Ireland for a little outdoor training for the Floyd Mayweather fight ... and he looks good.
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Swimrunners run trails in wet suits and swim caps, with pull buoys strapped to their bodies, goggles on their head and their shoes laced up for the entire race.
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Kobe was an outspoken supporter of the women&aposs game and the WNBA and had a personal relationship with many of the stars who laced up for Team USA.
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He donned a white jersey and sat on a couch in the living room while his teen-age nephew, Emmanuel, who serves as his factotum, laced up his cleats.
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And when Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico this fall, Mr. Ruiz — who used to live in the city of Mayagüez and still has family there — laced up to help.
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The NBA star laced up the gloves with Ann "Annimal" Najjar at the UFC Gym in San Diego -- where she challenged Dwight to hit first ... and he did. Hard.
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Corseted, laced-up waists, balloon sleeves placed lower down the arm, and more sober hues, which ushered in the Renaissance dress at Adeam, Ashley Williams, Brock Collection, and Emilia Wickstead.
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Shemar Moore's 11 seasons worth of tardiness finally paid off for his "Criminal Minds" co-workers ... who just got laced up with some pricey and ironic gifts from the actor.
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The looks were matched with peep-toe sandals with golden chunky heels and capri sandals laced up with silk foulards and small leather bags with thin geometric bracelet-like handles.
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After Abdul-Jabbar first played in his Superstars, many of his colleagues laced up in their own pairs, quickly cementing the sneaker as a cult icon among players and fans.
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When his gloves are laced up, Simpson is a solid pressure fighter, an expert at swerving from his opponents' worst, cutting off the ring, and making them pay without getting winded.
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YouTuber NykeFaller showed the world exactly what it would be like if Obama hung up his tie and laced up some Jordans after his stint as leader of the free world.
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Before my departure, I had the privilege to be laced up by the old-school veterans that had already been in and out of the system most of their adult lives.
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Growing up in Canada, there was no getting around it: Every week, I laced up my white (for the first two or three lessons, at least) skates, and hit the ice.
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Anger began welling up as soon as I laced up my running shoes, and I was usually on the attack by the time I got to the end of my street.
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It wasn't even long ago that literally everything laced up — the detail was so easy to replicate that it infiltrated the pages of of Reformation, Zara, Forever 21, and so many more.
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I don't really know what to say about Theon, drifting off into the ocean, staring up at the silhouettes of the Sand Snakes, who have already been laced up on the bow.
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While most sneakers come out of the box laced up and ready to wear, you'll regularly find laces that are uneven, twisted, in the wrong pattern, or simply pulled way too tight.
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He is arguably one of the greatest lightweights to have ever laced up a pair, and I will always be thankful for the way he handled the unscrupulous behavior of Antonio Margarito.
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Standing in front of his cast, all wearing knee-high socks and white shirts with laced-up collars and pants, he delivers his speech with exactly the same timing and posture every night.
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So, as I laced up my sneakers and stepped onto the pitch this week, I hope the world was able to watch as I fulfilled my lifelong dream of playing in the Olympics.
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On a cloudless Sunday afternoon in April, a 100-year-old woman named Ida Keeling laced up her mustard yellow sneakers and took to the track at the Fieldston School in the Bronx.
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Laced up in a pair of blue Asics that serve as his "parade shoes," McAdams scanned the driveways to game out which voters were home, sometimes hitting doors that weren't on his list.
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Elsewhere in Brooklyn, revelers clad in neon and metallics laced up their skates and rolled to to the rink in the southeast section of Prospect Park for the Big Gay Roller Skate party.
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What began with generous crepe trousers under a narrow-shouldered curving jacket encasing the lines of the body segued into skinny ribbed-knit turtlenecks laced up the center and left to flow over the hips.
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Americans who have previously maybe didn't have an interest in politics as a career but laced up their shoes and rolled up their sleeves and grabbed a clipboard because they, too, believe this time's different.
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So Rose and I parked on the side of the road, laced up our shoes in the back seat and jogged down the one-lane strip of blacktop at the center of the tiny village.
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Coming a decade and a half after Angelina Jolie last laced up Croft's boots, this new Tomb Raider is directed by Norwegian filmmaker Roar Uthaug (The Wave), who mined the franchise's recent video games for material.
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From kayaking with orcas in British Columbia to exploring the fast-paced streets of enigmatic Ho Chi Minh City, I laced up my hiking boots and took my notebook and camera out to document the world.
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"I first laced up for a serious run the day I found out my ex-wife [Shanna Moakler] was pregnant with our son, Landon [now 13]," the musician, 41, tells Runner's World for its July issue.
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Neither of them laced up hockey skates, but Viola, who declined to be interviewed, and Cifu grew to love the sport so much that after becoming successful businessmen, they turned their eye toward buying a team.
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LOS ANGELES — Nicholas Hoult laced up his black Adidas sneakers, grabbed an orange jump rope and found a spot in the alleyway behind Trinity Boxing Club, a no-frills gym behind Melrose Boulevard in Los Angeles.
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And as is my tradition at the start of the new year, I laced up my shoes and went running along with everyone and their New Year's resolutions, alongside the mothers escaping tummy bugs, teething, teenage years.
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As we laced up our sneaks, we admired the funky art and read inspirational facts posted on the wall, like: "Thinking about what you're grateful for releases positive chemicals in the brain such as serotonin and oxytocin."
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A couple of years ago, I tried on a pair of gorgeous deep red laced-up ankle boots in Paris, and the guy at the cash register stopped me as I was handing him my credit card.
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Instead of taking a moment to recharge their brains, War on Women laced up their boots and went into battle, taking their message across the country by plunging into the Warped Tour where they ruffled a few feathers.
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On a recent morning at her home in Washington Heights, where she has lived for 50 years, Dr. Ruth was laced up in her signature Merrell sneakers juggling two phone lines, a ringing fax machine and questions from this reporter.
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Even after he reached high school, she could sometimes be seen kneeling or sitting at the bottom of the bleachers as she laced up his sneakers before a game, like a figure-skating mom tightening the laces of her child's skates.
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Wool coats were finished in elaborate frogging and big pearl buttons, leather combat boots studded with pearls were laced up to mid-thigh, and they were echoed by corset lacing at the waists of velvet-trim pencil-tight jersey dresses.
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So it was up to Kourtney to deliver yet another classic KarJenner pairing, a giant vintage Metallica t-shirt that was ripped and laced-up corset-style across the back, still no pants, and some very bright blue Aquazzura thigh-high velvet boots.
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Swoozie, a vlogger with just shy of 5 million subscribers, announced at VidCon today that he'll be hosting a Red original called Laced Up. It's a sneaker-design competition produced by Ken Mok, the brains behind countless seasons of America's Next Top Model.
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She designed and supervised the development of the moderately priced inventory of flats manufactured in Italy and the expansion into hundreds of styles, from jeweled moccasins to laced-up oxfords and flats in rich colors with silver-plated toes and zebra-patterned tops.
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And I bought some wonderful white boots that were all cut out and laced up, and I used to wear those, and so I sort of took from some of the things I would buy and like that were mod and put them on Barbie.
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She laced up her tiny Harlick skate boots that she had painted pantyhose beige, which were attached to gold-plated MK Vantage blades, and put stirrups over her leggings and beneath the blades so that her lines would look longer and she would look taller.
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The performer spent the evening at her own surprise belated birthday party thrown by her manager, wearing the Darcia dress from House of CB, a body-con white mini with a deep-V neckline and eyelets with ribbons laced-up the sides from the hem to the ribcage.
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The place I headed every winter morning I had the opportunity, from the age of 523 or 8, was known as the mill pond, on the outskirts of town, with a simple wooden bench along one side where I laced up my skates in preparation for the great moment.
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She has had one of the best seats in the house for what has been arguably the greatest stretch of winning in any team sport, experiencing one lone defeat (in overtime at Stanford in November 2014) to go along with 148 victories since she first laced up her sneakers.
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Giuseppe Zanotti took refuge in the past, as well as the Orient, this season: Amid velvet '70s disco platforms and black diamond-snake-encrusted sliders and bootees were metallic gold or black boots laced up the ankle with silk rope and blade heels with oriental birds in flight.
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But for day 2, the Kimoji entrepreneur opted for something slightly more covered up, swapping out the bra top for a grey Dolce & Gabbana t-shirt, knotted at the waist and laced-up the front, which she wore with a simple pair of black thong bikini bottoms by L*Space.
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The sisters were spotted getting a bite to eat on Monday, with Jenner opting for a casual look in light wash cut-up jeans and a white T-shirt, and her older sister wearing a tight black sheer dress with laced-up hunter green boots and a pair of large black sunglasses.
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Leslie Jones hit every trend on the head, while also keeping things edgy, in a leather jacket, statement necklace, a fringe-covered skirt and black Vince Camuto booties, and Kate McKinnon went for a classic and simple silhouette in a black bodycon dress that laced up the sides and ruffled black heels.
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That equated to pieces like oversized, cozy-looking gray faux fur hoodies; tear-away, shiny anoraks; and laced-up track suits in black and white (and lots of lace-up detailing in general, including on hoodies sexily styled to reveal some cleavage and a bare shoulder, and a body-con black gown).
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Nearly a century before the memoirist Cheryl Strayed ("Wild") laced up her hiking boots and took a walk on the wild side in the Sierra Nevada mountain range — a precursor to millennials' obsession with forest bathing — Brigman was going on expeditions deep into its Desolation Valley and Donner Summit around Lake Tahoe.
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But we've got first-time candidates, we've got veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan, record numbers of women — Americans who previously maybe didn't have an interest in politics as a career, but laced up their shoes and rolled up their sleeves and grabbed a clipboard because they too believe, this time's different; this moment's too important to sit out.
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He had a love for ginning up attention by any means available, from hosting a local TV reporter who filmed him shouting Washington Redskins fight songs and using a chainsaw to cut off a pair of laced-up boots from his own feet, to going around pitching the idea of a chainsaw-art reality show called Hard Wood.
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Educated at a school in Queens whose slim roster of celebrated alums boasts Don Rickles number one, my mother knew little about art, but she took me to a show where she withdrew into private air on seeing "The Potato Eaters" and "Three Pairs of Shoes" because the shoes resembled my grandmother's high-topped boots my mother knelt before and laced up every morning after applying salve to those diabetes-ulcerated shins.
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