Sentence examples for like a shoe from inspiring English sources
"I like a shoe with attitude," she says.
A Dalí-influenced Dalí-influenced a shat manageshapede chic, not kooky.
In such moments, he said, "I felt like a shoe salesman.
"It looks like a shoe form," she said, straining for a closer look.
Inside the house she drops like a shoe onto her blanket, a thud, an adjustment.
One are black and full of fur, and the other are like a shoe.
With rainbow-colored lights covering the ceiling and a half-moon disco ball overhead, it feels almost like a shoe-box Studio 54.
The Google-owned Waze seemed like a shoe-in for gaining app support for Android's native in-car mode, but it's taken a while to bring it to Android Auto – but the months-long beta and the time show that Waze wanted to get the experience right for drivers.
He seems like a shoe-in for the Wyylde Elite Boys club.
Tyler Ford seemed like a shoe-in to make it to "The Glee Project" Season 2 finale.
As someone who has designed counter-surveillance wear, patented an anti-paparazzi clutch, and has played around with the idea of DNA spoofing, Harvey seemed like a shoe-in for this conversation.
