Of Shoes In A Sentence

• So in the case of shoes.
• Shake to the banging of shoes.
• We have bought our pair of shoes.
• Hal bought the overcoat and the pair of shoes.
• It was a pair of shoes sticking up out of the sand.
• I have brought one pair of shoes.
• The principal manufacture is that of shoes for exportation.
• We had one pair of shoes a year.
• In the next room stands a pair of shoes.
• A dress and a pair of shoes for your old woman?
• They also had one pair of shoes each and a turban.
• Another pair of shoes was made from barrel staves.
• Talking of shoes brings us back to the alpagata.
• Were there not always endless pairs of shoes to be bought?
• And a fine, new pair of shoes.
• Well, then, garlands of shoes, if you please!
• Merle, poor girl, needed a pair of shoes.
• Chadwick Champneys had given him his first pair of shoes.
• I remember the day I got my first set of shoes.
• What sort of shoes have you to fit those pretty feet of yours?
• Lila had given up in the matter of accepting a present of shoes.
• Then he bought a pair of shoes, at which again they reviled him.
• That's a pair of shoes of another pattern.
• It is by no means a simple operation to make a pair of shoes.
• But now he was promised a pair of shoes that would be sure to fit.
• The question of shoes is said to be a special point of conflict.
• If misgiving claimed him at all, it was merely a matter of shoes.
• I was going to spend that two dollars for a new pair of shoes.
• I would advise you to invest in an overcoat and a stout pair of shoes.
• An old pair of shoes is seen at the upper end of the wardrobe on the floor.
• Here was a large box full of shoes with high heels and peaked toes.
• Every time you put out an extra pair of shoes he gets fifty per cent.
• Here stood a deep wooden box containing a case of shoes ready to send off.
• Mother found him an old jacket and pair of shoes and socks, which she gave him.

• Cleveland belief in the efficacy of a gift of a pair of shoes to a poor man.
• In one corner of the room were a pile of shoes which need an epic to describe them.
• These gave him so much money that he was able to buy leather for four pairs of shoes.
• He sat down upon his bench and commenced work in earnest on an unfinished pair of shoes.
• In the matter of shoes and stockings, she seems to have been remarkably well supplied.
• One settler had ridden back at midnight to ask for the purchase of a pair of shoes for his wife.

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