Sentence examples for shoe set from inspiring English sources

She retells the famous and primal story of the persecuted seamstress: the ball, prince (a duke in this version) and shoe – set in the roaring 1920s on what seems to be the Mediterranean coast – with two big differences.

There's not much floor space to roll a stroller around on here, but there is a handsome hat and shoe set for newborns by Padraig Cottage, made of heavy wool that clearly screams utility while also flattering the body, so no one thinks your baby is trying too hard.

Rugby league is a football code at once famously harsh and forgiving: history shows you can defecate in an opponent's shoe, set fire to a child in a rubber dolphin suit or photograph yourself while being fellated by a dog and still go on to have a successful playing career in the sport.

Then there is the Annie Cancan, a calf-high Victorian lace-up boot that Mr. LaDuca created for Ann Reinking to prance in, in "Fosse," and the Chita, a gray snakeskin shoe set on a high, shapely heel, in homage to Chita Rivera.

New York's LaGuardia airport was shut down in March and evacuated after a man's shoe set off a false alarm during screening.

Once you have applied polish to the first shoe, set it aside on the newspaper and begin working on the second shoe.

Evelyn Glennie, the Scottish percussionist, generates enormous amounts of publicity because of her prowess and her struggles against deafness; James Galway, the Irish flutist, has ravished the sensible-shoe set for a generation.

To be sure, there will still be white-tented charity events for the seersucker and dock-shoe set, but some tickets that were $1,500 last year have been dropped to $500 this summer.

There are floral patterns, brocades, leopard prints and holograms on sweaters, shirts, pants and shoes set up in the makeshift dressing area on racks of individually-labeled looks.

It is said that La Befana makes her rounds on the eve of the holiday, leaving gifts in stockings or shoes set by the fireplace.

T.S.A. guidelines "encourage" passengers to remove shoes when passing through security, noting that those whose shoes set off the alarm are more likely to be selected for a "more thorough secondary screening".