Sentence examples for considerable shoes from inspiring English sources

Alastair Cook is more than capable of taking on the captaincy role, but the question of who should fill Strauss's considerable shoes at the top of the batting order merits plenty of consideration with the India tour coming up in November and back-to-back Ashes contests next year.

Now with Slade — the man picked to fill the considerable shoes of Carter — following his superstar teammate to the sidelines because of injury, Cruden finds himself center stage, with the eyes of a rugby-mad nation on him.

George's joints are under considerable stress, and everything from buying shoes to going out with his friends can be difficult.

The Washington Post's Anthony Shadid writes that the shoes were thrown with considerable speed and accuracy…Bush, a nimble athlete with great reflexes, successfully ducked.

The army's reliance on mass tactics required the permanent replenishment of large battalions, an ever-higher level of recruitment, and ever-younger recruits, which supposed a considerable renewal of uniforms and matériel including shoes...

The army's reliance on mass tactics required the permanent replenishment of large battalions, an ever-higher level of recruitment, and ever-younger recruits, which supposed a considerable renewal of uniforms and matériel — including shoes..

Between the Primeknit upper and the lattice-work 3D-printed midsoles, the sneakers look to be made of mostly air — no doubt a considerable factor in helping keep the running shoes so lightweight.

He paused, as if mentally running through his entire shoe inventory, which must be considerable, then said: "The boot is the new pump".

Songs like Days Gone By and Grand Knowing You flesh out the more minor characters and there's considerable appeal to the bristly patter of Where's My Shoe? and the giddy romance of A Trip to the Library.

If your outfit already shows a considerable amount of skin, you may want to tone the shoe down and opt for something moderately sultry instead of something overtly so.

The reader gets considerable information about the subject's personality when you see the clothing, shoes and hair in color.