Sentence examples for shoe press from inspiring English sources

During the diffusion of the technology, the technology's market success, an external factor, stimulated ongoing improvements in shoe press technology.

In the case of shoe press technology, internal factors were decisive for Beloit's success in bringing a radical new press design to the market in 1980.

Bunions are painful in heels because the shape and position of the shoe press up against the prominent bunion bone -- resulting in direct irritation.

Bunions can hurt a lot if a shoe presses on them.

All in the Best Possible Taste with Grayson Perry Tuesday 10pm, Channel 4 The ceramicist delves into middle-class taste this week, hanging out at an executive housing estate in Kent, where Prada shoes press the accelerators of Range Rovers and the locals gather over champagne and cupcakes.

He was dressed Palm Springs circa 1964: shiny leather shoes, pressed tan slacks, a blue-and-white oxford shirt, and a navy-blue windbreaker with the Yankees' "NY" emblazoned on the left breast.

Basically, this is what my Japanese grandfather wears, and it keeps you cool in the sun: smart shoes, pressed check trousers, a crisp polo shirt, tan shades and a visor.

For men: A smart shirt Polished shoes Pressed trousers A tie A blazer (optional).

If the back of the shoes presses too close to your child's heel, then the shoes are too tight and might cause strain or painful blisters.

"He likes to put his foot on my shoe and press the pedals".

Put one hand in your shoe, and press on the sole with your other hand.