shoemaker in A Sentence

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    (What do they say about the Shoemaker's family?)?

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    The Shoemaker's children have no shoes, after all.

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    Address: 16300 Shoemaker Ave, Cerritos, CA90703.

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    Shoemaker knows and understands her responsibilities.

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    At first, it was just single pairs produced by simple Italian Shoemakers.

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    Abraham Lincoln became the president of America, his father was a Shoemaker.

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    A Shoemaker doesn't look at your face, he sees only your shoes.

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    When Nichols died in 1779, Carey went to work for another local Shoemaker, Thomas Old;

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    After a few strange incidents the Shoemaker realizes one day that the old man is no ordinary man.

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    In November 1989, Shoemaker, Fiondella, and two Washington attorneys won the right to investigate the John Barry vessel.

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    If you have them in your Shoemaker they will get you out of a lot of trouble.

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    After that, the future writer had to become a Shoemaker, work in a drawing shop and study iconography.

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    After lunch at a nearby local restaurant continue to the small and cluttered house of the Shoemaker, U Bo Took.

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    Author Samuel Shoemaker said that a good example can either inspire us or cause us to say,“Oh yes, he(or she) is like that.

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    Méliès was born in Paris in 1861 to a Shoemaker, who fully expected his sons to follow in his footsteps when he retired.

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    But if you are a Shoemaker who wants to sell frozen food, it would be quite a big step since there's no similarity between two industries.

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    Giant Bomb editor Brad Shoemaker gave the Xbox 360 version of Dead Space 5 stars out of 5, saying it was"much greater than the sum of its familiar parts.

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    This includes some terrific collisions of heavenly bodies. One recent example is the July 1994 collision in which fragments of the comet Shoemaker- Levy 9 slammed into the planet Jupiter.

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    There are eight classes of them, who freely intermarry with eash other, except the fuller, Shoemaker, and weaver, for no others would condescend to have anything to do with them.

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    She is taken to live in Jalil's house, but his wives push him to quickly arrange for Mariam to be married to Rasheed, a Shoemaker from Kabul who is thirty years her senior.

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    Fearless in the Face of Persecution In the early 1940' s, Frosina Xheka, then a teenager in a village near Përmet, heard what her older fleshly brothers were learning from a Witness Shoemaker named Nasho Dori.

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    Ten emerging fashionistas and Shoemakers have designed works especially for the event and, to the accompaniment of the wonderful Liceu Theatre Choir and its performances of Verdi and Wagner's classics, dancers will take on the catwalk in true style.

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    The bank Managing Director may be an entrepreneur just as the work-at-home-mum may be an entrepreneur, and the roadside Shoemaker may be an entrepreneur just as the lab scientist may be an entrepreneur with a mindset to patent his discovery and earn economic recognition for it.

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    When the wooden brakes began to crack in the face of sustained downhill usage, she came up with the idea of putting leather on the wooden shoes- the world's first automobile brake pads- finding a Shoemaker to provide and attach leather soles for this function.

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    This reveals how Ferragamo the Shoemaker followed methods similar to those of Medieval and Renaissance artists and architects, meaning, his knowledge of anatomy and the laws of physics, in relation to those of music and the cosmos, was indispensable to the achievement of formal perfection.

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    While many(perhaps even most) Shoemakers most likely had long been using barleycorn units as a factor in their sizing systems, it wouldn't be until 1856 when we get the first known hard documented instance of a 1/3 inch increments in a shoe sizing system, mentioned in The Illustrated Handbook of the Foot by Londoner Robert Gardiner.

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