Sentence examples for off the shoe from inspiring English sources

Instead it's a brisk but dazzling 500-year shoe survey, booting the idea that foot fashion needs to be grounded: Moccasins were huge in Georgian England; American tango boots in the 1910s laced up like Grecian sandals; and that late-'60s prototype by Beth Levine — it kicks off the shoe slideshow above — seems to have come from a different planet.

Charron sold off the shoe unit to a licensor and may soon license the $100 million (sales) fragrance business.

Schene claims he was assaulted (the girl maintains that she was not aiming for the deputy when she flipped off the shoe).

In that race, he lost his right front horseshoe at the start when he "grabbed a quarter"—tearing off the shoe and a bit of his hoof when he stepped on the heel of his front foot with one of his back feet.

It takes that pebble in your shoe that jams itself into your heel and your big toe alternatingly, and no matter how many times you take off the shoe, smack it against a wall, inspect your sock, you pop your shoe back on and start walking, and suddenly there it is again a seemingly minor annoyance that's somehow fucking your life up so much that you want to scream!

The medial size zip closure in the Cardio Zip shoe enhances the ease of putting on and taking off the shoe.

After scrubbing the stains, take a paper towel, wet it, and use it to remove the soap off of the shoe.

"If we take off the shoes, there's no interest.

There's also no doubt that Adidas, which happily showed off the shoes online, had no issues with his idea.

It took me a second to realize what he meant, but of course, I dutifully took off the "shoes" and put them on the belt.

It's good to kick off the shoes now and then, but Ms. Jurga wonders what vacations for carriage horses mean.