Sentence examples for shoes rising from inspiring English sources
His bright shoes rising and falling against the pavement made him appear to be dancing.
Rolling his shoulders — up, down, forward and back — as his knees bent and buckled into one another, Storyboard P sunk onto the insides edges of his shoes; rising, he arched into a deep backbend while the gulf between his feet widened to resemble a warped fourth position.
Sales of children's shoes rose 11percentt.
A survey conducted by the European Commission showed that Chinese imports of six categories of shoes rose on average 681percentt in volume in the first four months of this year compared with the period last year.
Set up in 1995 and now the world's biggest online auction site, eBay is used by 17 million people in the UK each month and has become a mirror for our culture: with Black Swan's release, sales of ballet shoes rose by 54 per cent.
Meanwhile, sales of clothing and shoes rose for the third month in a row according to the CBI.
You see them in J. Crew stores and DSW also partnered to create a special shoe (rose gold logo with cool black).
* U.S. Shoe rose 1 to 25 3/4 after it said its directors had rejected as inadequate Luxottica Group's unsolicited takeover offer of $24 per share and that it had decided to sell its footwear division to competitor Nine West for $600 million.
Stone Container dropped 1 3/8 to 19 7/8, Willamette Industries eased 1 to 50 3/4 and Weyerhaeuser was off 3/4 at 37. * U.S. Shoe rose 1 to 25 3/4 after it said its directors had rejected as inadequate Luxottica Group's unsolicited takeover offer of $24 per share and that it had decided to sell its footwear division to competitor Nine West.
Redfoo (wearing a leapordskin coat, almost as bad as Federer's pink shoes) rises.
NPD, a market research firm based in Port Washington, N.Y., that tracks shoe sales in department stores only, says that in the first quarter of this year, women's shoe sales rose 10percentt, even as the sales percentage of black shoes declined by a little under a point.
