Sentence examples for cheaper shoes from inspiring English sources

Some studies show that when runners don expensive running shoes that promise superior cushioning, they incur more injuries than runners using cheaper shoes.

The luxury houses have taken that shift toward an ironic extreme, pumping out swollen runners like the Balenciaga Triple S, a shoe that, per Jamie Lauren Keiles, "expresses the idea of a sneaker without ever becoming one". At the low end of the market, teen-agers are gravitating toward cheaper shoes from Vans or fresher models from Adidas, such as the Ultra Boost.

Hare's love affair with shoes began during a shopping trip with his mother at Ravel when he was a boy and progressed to buying Gucci loafers by the age of 18. Apart from wanting to prove he could make cheaper shoes look good, he hopes the Topman collaboration will "encourage a better wave of shoe-wearing".

You have to ask if losing local jobs, the bad PR, and the poor treatment of the 50 cent worker are all consequences that are worth having cheaper shoes.

There will always be cheaper shoes available in such auctions because people grow tired of their old pairs and want to upgrade.

If you aren't skating often, you might be able to go with a cheaper shoe, especially if you aren't doing aerials or complicated board tricks.

"I prefer to go barefoot rather than wear cheap shoes".

He would happily walk around with holes in his cheap shoes.

From my father I learned that only the rich could afford cheap shoes.

God forbid you wear cheap shoes or a bad weave around Cookie Lyon.

Dusty shops crowd the pavement, selling everything from bus tickets for Bolivia to cheap shoes from Brazil.