Usage of "own shoelace"

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Usage of own shoelace in English

Between 4 a.m. and 8 a.m., he was strangled to death with his own shoelace. 
 The sherlockian 

Whilst we made incredible strides ahead, we also tripped on our own shoelaces. 
 The South African 

He blindfolded her, tied her up with her own shoelaces, and raped her. 
 News.com.au 

Once you become your own best advocate, you stop tripping over your own shoelaces. 
 Ebony 

He had been strangled-garroted-withoneof his own shoelaces. 
 The sherlockian 

Olivia Kelly reports You've been brushing you're teeth as long as you've been tying your own shoelaces. 
 The Irish Times 

They will trip over their own shoelaces. 
 The new yorker 

Kelsey managed to spill his coffee, tangle his gun in his holster and trip over his own shoelaces. 
 Mission road 

They don't get paid for the first five years of their careers because they can't tie their own shoelaces. 
 The Guardian 

Again she gave me that appraising look, as if her idiot nephew had learned to tie his own shoelaces. 
 Patient Zero 

In his jovial mood, Zuma once said, South Africans would even blame him for forgetting to tie their own shoelaces. 
 The South African 

Photograph: Clarence House Meghan Markle can shut her own car door -so why can't Prince Charles iron his own shoelaces? 
 The Guardian 

James: I don't really see it as any more or less important than them learning to tie their own shoelaces or write their names. 
 Wired 

"He strangled himself with his own shoelace?" said Sarah, swinging her feet off the edge of the bed as she spoke. 
 The sherlockian 

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Meanings of own shoelace in English