shoes *** , auch: shoon dialect

But most of those who own the shoes are Americans.

Then he went inside and came back out with his shoes on.

We are not in a position to make more shoes.

But for now, they will still have to take off their shoes.

She needs especially big shoes, and we could never find anything before.

The first thing I did was take off my shoes.

Take off your shoes right outside the door, before coming inside.

Better yet, ask them to leave their shoes at the door.

She would be doing the same in their shoes, though.

In her shoes, she probably would have felt the same.

I remember when he was trying on shoes for himself.

Oh I got some on me, what you doing with my shoes?

Well you'll have to go and get some shoes to put on.

His head turned back and looked at the shoes again.

He called the following week with shoes for each of them.

I could tell one of his shoes in a million.

Or one of the women who had put on a man's shoes?

He knew now why she'd made him think of shoes.

I might have wanted those things if I'd been in her shoes.

In his shoes, I would have done the same thing.

I was a city boy, and my feet were used to shoes.

The ground felt good to her feet, even through shoes.

The shoes were important, in case he had to run.

What do you want to hear about my shoes for?

I'll get the shoes and let them go on their way.