Sentence examples for in the wrong shoes from inspiring English sources
Adults are not so comfortable: as if caught out by a freak snowstorm in the wrong shoes, several are picking a distinctly wobbly way over the crunchy, uneven surface, suddenly looking out of place in autumnal London clothes.
Huffing up the summit trail of Piestewa Peak in the preserve's northeast district, one alternately dodges or is dodged by sinewy athletes zipping along alone or tourists in the wrong shoes doing their best not to pass out.
Despite the size and the impressive armature of the knee-high bootlike brace I've been wearing on my left foot for weeks now, I was not injured in the course of duty, unless duty includes aging and walking around in the wrong shoes.
Generally from overuse - sort of the way my feet hurt when I have walked too much in the wrong shoes.
Don't run in the wrong shoes.
In Mississippi, infractions serious enough to bring in the police include wearing the wrong shoes (a five-year-old boy's school dress code mandated black shoes; his mother used a marker to blacken his red-and-white shoes, but apparently bits of red and white could still be seen) and wearing the wrong socks.
A mother of four has claimed her daughter was kept in a "cupboard" for wearing the wrong shoes to school.
In the old days they would wear the wrong shoes or use the wrong vocabulary, and could be detected a mile away.
On an August 2007 hike up Mount Royal in Montreal, Dr. Chaudhary, out of breath and wearing the wrong shoes, complained that there had "better be something at the top".
