Sentence examples for cheap sneakers from inspiring English sources

Like most people, I want cheap sneakers.

Mr. Wormington drove off to buy cheap sneakers for several days of camping and wading through water.

At the end of the exam, the homeless people were rewarded with a pair of cheap sneakers.

Ami Onuki wore ripped jeans and an oversized T-shirt, and Yumi Yoshimura took the stage in baggy pants and cheap sneakers.

He wore loosefitting jail clothes and cheap sneakers, eschewing the dress shirt and slacks that he wore during the five-week trial this summer, when his lawyers were arguing for his life.

But mostly things have a distinctly Paraguayan feel, like in the vast Mercado 4, a teeming, claustrophobic and slightly seedy central market where vendors chat in Guaraní as they sell everything from medicinal herbs to cheap sneakers to cow pancreas.

Shaq found an opening to sell a cheap sneaker of his own.

She calculated that even using Mr. Chavez's wages to buy only the cheapest products available in Acuña, he had to work nearly a week last fall to outfit his son, Raúl, 6, for school, 16 hours to earn enough to buy the cheapest sneakers, 12 hours for a bookbag, 9 hours for a pair of boy's pants, 3 hours for a little white shirt and 4 hours for notebooks and pencils.

Perhaps there was corporate tension between the two, as Marbury had generated a good deal of publicity by marketing cheap alternative sneakers to King James's overpriced stock.

He made a deal with a couple of Korean companies to manufacture cheap counterfeit sneakers — Reebok, Converse, Vans, Adidas — for the Mexican market.

"People here buy tires that are cheaper than sneakers and then drive 70 miles per hour on them," said Jorg Jetter, who was on duty at the exhibition booth of Jet Lasersysteme, which makes equipment for the industry.