Shoe tossing at the end of the block left a pair of sneakers dangling from the telephone wires.

He polished his Oxford shoe until the leather gleamed before the interview.

I couldn't find the left running shoe this morning.

In the grammar glossary, shoe verb is listed as a synonym of boot verb.

When teaching irregular conjugations, I often explain shoe verbs first because they affect many present-tense forms.

Before the race, the mechanic tightened each shoe bolt on the sleigh's runners to ensure nothing came loose.

I found a rusty horse shoe near the stable.

Before the interview, he used his shoe brush to work the polish into his leather shoes and bring up a shine.

The crew fitted a shoe block, its two sheaves arranged one above the other at right angles, to reroute the halyard without fouling.

She fastened the strap of her character shoe before stepping onto the stage.