Sentence examples for dark shoes from inspiring English sources

Dark suit, dark shirt, dark shoes.

Javier wore black jeans, dark shoes, a light-gray hoodie, a dark-gray thigh-length topcoat, and tortoiseshell shades.

Her long black veil, worn specially for this occasion, stopped short of her white socks and sturdy dark shoes.

Aside from her irritation, Ms. Kincaid was in good form: funny, warm, energetic and, as usual, funky, with a red cloche over her short hair, a long skirt, and white ankle socks paired with dark shoes.

One is described as Hispanic with dark hair in a pony tail, a light blue jacket, dark pants and dark shoes; the other is described as Hispanic, with short dark hair, a dark jacket, a gray hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans, and light colored sneakers.

While that excuse may ring true, to a point, they are where they are, and Rondo, recovering from knee surgery, could only walk solemnly down a corridor late Friday night, in a well-tailored suit and dark shoes, with no socks.

The Slur Heard 'Round the World To say that Donald Trump is not a gifted orator is to put it gently; the man navigates his sentences like a guy stumbling around in a dark shoe closet.

Most notoriously, there's a blackface scene in which Wilder dons dark shoe polish and a jive-turkey walk to bypass cops at a Midwestern rail station.

A black or dark shoe would match most colors, and a light brown shoe will match most colors that black do not.

For their wedding day, the couple both wore off-white shirts with beige pants and dark tan shoes.

There is a Boston uniform, according to Chuck: a blue shirt and khaki trousers, and dark brown shoes.