Sentence examples for your shoelace from inspiring English sources

"Meanwhile, the director is talking to you, you're trying to figure out the intention of the scene, something's wrong with the wardrobe, your shoelace is untied — that kind of stuff throws you, especially in the early years.

If you've ever wanted the experience of pretending to tie your shoelace while surreptitiously sticking a scrap of paper to the underside of a park bench, it's the game for you.

In other words, as Science Daily points out, the telomere is like the protective plastic cap at the end of your shoelace; each time a cell divides, the telomere protects it from fraying or going on a five-day bender.

You can even use your shoelace!

Since the Internet provides very few ways to trick you into thinking that your shoelace is untied, I thought it far more convenient to trick you into thinking the following ten headlines somehow represented reality.

He regaled us with his tales of being big in the Insta-game and explained to us his "shoelace trick", which – worryingly – is basically pretending to tie your shoelace while taking photos of children who don't want to be photographed.

Mr. Motian keeps things stirring, as much on his supple ballads ("Casino," "Cathedral Song") as on his tripping-over-your-shoelace tunes ("Drum Music," "Ten").

You know when you can't tie your shoelaces?

B. What do you call those things on the end of your shoelaces?

My invention: Double Knot (you know, that extra tie in your shoelaces to keep them from flopping around).

Pull yourself together, tie your shoelaces, and if your pilot is wearing a button that says "To hell with the F.A.A.," wait for the next flight.