Sentence for shoes | Use shoes in a sentence

Use shoes in a sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use shoes in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for shoes.

• Look at my shoes. (4)
• Quite thick shoes. (4)
• In my shoes next year. (8)
• Imagine yourself in his shoes. (8)
• Gregory looked at the shoes frowningly. (9)
• The young gentleman had kicked off his shoes. (10)
• We could have made the Tube but for your shoes. (8)
• She kicks off her lisle blue shoes, and begins dancing. (8)
• Now, he has no thick soles on his shoes, no high heels. (21)
• The dew wetted her shoes, and chilled her bare shoulders. (8)
• There is also a wooden stool, and a pair of shoes beneath it. (8)
• Put my shoes, and your slippers into the shoe-bag on the door. (9)
• It would astonish you to see all the Shoes we wore out in our Tour. (4)
• They went along paths, so as not to wet her feet in her thin shoes. (8)
• She bent to stroke the head of the old dog, who was smelling her shoes. (8)
• Though she stood five feet six in her shoes, she was only up to his mouth. (8)
• Everett, having finished the cutting of his nails, was examining his shoes. (13)
• His satins and sword, his laces and high-heeled shoes, indicated the courtier. (18)
• He took off his shoes and outer garments and lay down to sleep, but he could not. (18)
• It is lucky for you that you were away yesterday, or you would be in my shoes now. (8)
• What am I but a poltroon, unworthy to lace the shoes of the great leaders of my land? (8)
• And a story of her lending shoes and stockings while those of the young lady were drying. (10)
• Resolutely he must cast the dust off his shoes, or he will be dragged down to their level. (10)
• It was a curious circumstance that she took off her shoes and thus approached the treasure. (12)
• And she began running down the road in her evening frock and shoes, with nothing on her head. (8)
• If you have new shoes, a good waistcoat, an overcoat, you want eyes in the back of your head. (8)
• He felt stifled in his tall silk hat, long frock coat, patent-leather shoes, and black gloves. (13)
• I let him talk me into going for a blue velvet dress and a pair of cheap patent leather shoes. (12)
• Shoes and some apples have been thrown down close to the side door through which they have come in. (8)
• He follows a few simple maxims that work out well enough in selling shoes or cigars or sheet-music. (16)
• The rare passengers blew into their hands, and shuffled in their wooden shoes to set the blood agog. (2)
• Dusty clothes and shoes that show inconsiderate treatment occupy his time until the yawning cook appears. (21)
• Then he told her what he had done, and why, and Mary pulled off his shoes and put a hot-water bottle to his cold feet. (9)
• I have never seen any one so lithe and quick; or so beautiful as she looked in her fencing dress, with embroidered shoes. (8)
• March found it tiresome beyond the tiresome wont of palaces, and he gladly shook off the sense of it with his felt shoes. (9)
• One thing in my outfit, however, tickled them out of all politeness; and that was the bemired condition of my canvas shoes. (2)
• He was in his house shoes when he shuffled into the room, but her ear had detected his presence before a hiccough announced it. (9)
• Poor Margaret Fraser will be at me for ever about your eyes and your teeth, and how you do your hair, and who makes your shoes. (4)
• His room-mate, whoever he was to be, had not come; and he kicked off his shoes and threw off his coat and tumbled into his berth. (9)
• One of the promenaders was in white, even to his canvas shoes; another, with yet bolder individuality, appeared in perfect purple. (9)
• She rubbed the Shelly sand between her fingers in absurd ecstasy; took off her shoes and stockings, paddled, and sat drying her legs in the sun. (8)
• The dreaded doctor was an immoderately tall man, lean and wiry, carelessly clad in a long loose coat of no colour, loose trowsers, and huge shoes. (10)

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