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Meanings of new shoes in English

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Usage of new shoes in English
1
Just follow my lead-andtry not to step on my new shoes.
Home to italy
2
She went to Bullock's, bought a ' new dress, new hat, new shoes.
Mildred Pierce
3
With so many new shoes on the market, we've separated the field.
Climbing Magazine
4
Lee has whopping great blisters on his feet from his new shoes.
The Guardian
5
Just got a pay rise, cool, buy the new shoes or gadget.
News.com.au
6
My new shoes look authentic, but they're a scam of ominous sophistication.
Wired
7
There too sat Em and Lyndall, in clean pinafores and new shoes.
The Story of an African Farm
8
He trod all over my new shoes and my toe was hurting.
The Guardian
9
The tailor will have new shoes oftener, and keep the shoemaker employed.
Sophisms of the Protectionists
10
She was wearing a pair of new shoes and devouring a cake.
The Three Cities Trilogy: Paris, Volume 2
11
Cousin Jim, with creaking new shoes, leaped down to help Missy in.
Missy
12
I looked down at my brand- new shoes covered in gloppy yellow pudding.
Be Careful What You Wish For...
13
A suicidal woman, the final government witness suggested, did not buy new shoes.
The Irish Times
14
He could feel the water soaking into his brand new shoes.
Consequences
15
For a fresh look, you can always add new shoes or inexpensive accessories.
Ebony
16
One group sat by a farm gate, trying on new shoes.
Atonement
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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