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shoe shop

NOUN
  1. a shop where shoes are sold

How To Use shoe shop In A Sentence

  • The wives showed themselves true to stereotype by forever cooking meals containing an abundance of chips and driving to shoe shops in Japanese cabriolets.
  • He never thought I was fit to run a shoe shop. Damn right, too!
  • Shoe shops, jewellers, clothes shops and snack bars are everywhere, but toyshops are either well hidden or have been banished.
  • I think he must have tried calling it… cos after I ran in my boots across from the shoe shop past the bedding shop… he was behind me saying it doesn’t work ... Speak-out Diary Entry
  • A guard came to the prison shoe shop and took Jimmy Valentine to the front office.
  • Go stand in a shoe shop and watch women fight over the final pair of suede boots with the kitten heel and tasseled edgings around the top that have been reduced to sell.
  • His irresistible impulse to set fire to shoe shop.
  • Heel repairs while you wait , eg in a shoe shop.
  • She is walking down a Prague street, a shopping basket over her arm, to the market to buy carrots, leeks, mackerel, and passes by chance a shoe shop, and there are the red shoes in the window -- all by themselves on a little plinth raised above the lesser footwear, the price tag coyly peeking out from the base -- and she has such a powerful urge to go in and try them on that that is what she does. Tom Gregory: From Alzheimer's to Auschwitz at 32,000 Feet
  • She worked in a shoe shop before settling down with the 25-year-old footie star. The Sun
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