Usage of "tennis shoe"

Spanish

Footwear used in tennis.

Catalan

Spanish

A canvas shoe with a pliable rubber sole.

Usage of tennis shoe in English

You couldn't buy the kind of press the tennis shoe brigade provided. 
 Big bosoms and square jaws 

She tossed a cast-off tennis shoe at it, and the thing fled. 
 Swan Song 

Just then the toe of Eva's tennis shoe caught on a cobblestone. 
 The book of spies 

She pushes a tennis shoe out of the way and hits something. 
 Saving max 

It's left the tennis shoe company with egg all over their face. 
 News.com.au 

The morning after that, a single tennis shoe, mangled and gray. 
 The story of edgar sawtelle 

A blue-jeaned leg and corre-sponding white tennis shoe protruded into the morning light. 
 The witch of agnesi 

She stopped to tie one tennis shoe and check her pulse against her wristwatch. 
 Haunted: a novel of stories 

Emma could see a grubby gray tennis shoe poking out from under her robes. 
 Cross My Heart, Hope to Die 

She turned on her glittery tennis shoe and waved one hand in the air. 
 Mom over miami 

They look like a cute tennis shoe, but they have a very supportive insole. 
 NY Magazine 

The only thing remaining where he'd been standing was a single expensive designer tennis shoe. 
 Cold Days 

A rotund woman in overalls prodded Gunniston's ribs with the toe of a tennis shoe. 
 Stinger 

She noticed Harvey scooting under her desk and reached down, rescuing the tennis shoe's mate. 
 The soul catcher 

Hanging your son or daughter's first tennis shoe from your rear view mirror is awfully cute. 
 Wired 

For this, though, suction feeding is inadequate, like a Roomba trying to suck up a tennis shoe. 
 Wired 

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Translations for tennis shoe

Spanish

Catalan

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United States of America

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Meanings of tennis shoe in English