Sentence examples for shoes coming from inspiring English sources

I'm sure the last thing anyone wants is some bloke in fancy shoes coming along to validate those experiences.

Dunham began to speak in very general terms about the show's look: "I really want it to feel realistic, so the whole 'Sex in the City' thing of endless shoes coming out of the closet is not happening".

She was headed for Grinnell College, in Iowa, in the fall, and the unspoken implication of her presence was obvious: someone in her shoes coming out of the old New Orleans school system could only have dreamed of Grinnell.

"I wanted to dispel anxieties that rise from memories of walking down a sterile hallway, a nurse in white shoes coming at you with a syringe," Dr. Polis said.

When the circus was going on, with shoes coming off and smelling each other's feet — which may be an image I have conjured, but something very close to it — and falling down, as if that were funny, just a bunch of louts out encouraging each other in their stupidity, it was … I had a mixed feeling as it was happening.

He watched the people as he walked along, his perspective sharpened by being a man who has just succeeded in forgetting an annoyance; surely the girl in the very high-heeled shoes, coming toward him with a frown on her face, was not so able to put herself above petty trifles, or maybe she was frowning because of the shoes; the old lady and man looking at the shopwindows were quarrelling.

3. Shoes come with microphones.

Shoes came off, feet turned black.

Uniforms and shoes come and go.

"That's when my dancing shoes came back," she said.

"I had a happy home until these shoes came along.