Sentence examples for shoes onto from inspiring English sources

"It's about time," one said, reaching for a cane and falling in behind the others, on oversize physical-therapy shoes, onto Queens Boulevard.

I notice caked red mud from Kampala has fallen off my shoes onto the – admittedly stained and worn – carpet and I feel bad.

Gone, too, will be some of Ms. Taymor's head-spinning numbers, like "Deeply Furious," in which Arachne and her spider ladies-in-waiting become all-powerful by slipping shoes onto their many legs.

Mr. Ramirez said his suspicion stemmed from an episode last summer, when, he said, two police officers kicked his bicycle, searched his backpack and threw his soccer shoes onto the ground.

In a somewhat ghoulish addendum, Smith introduces another resident of the Regent House: the New Yorker cartoonist Charles Addams, an aficionado of the macabre and a Marshack confidant, who later relished telling people about her struggle to force shoes onto the dead man's swollen feet.

On any given Saturday, he snaps the cleats of his $230 Sidi bike shoes onto the pedals, adjusts the computer on the handlebars to track distance and shrugs into his Camelbak backpack, which will supply him with water during his ride.

They fitted each shoe onto the robot tester and determined its unique forward and sideways traction.

Inside the house she drops like a shoe onto her blanket, a thud, an adjustment.

The trick was set up again and the youth slammed his shoe onto the biscuit tin lid.

You cannot force a shoe onto a foot it wasn't made for.

During the pin attempt, Long threw his shoe onto Stratus's head, causing the pin to be broken.