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Definition

shoelace /'ʃu:leÇs/ (also lace ) n ဖိနပ္ႀကိဳး။ a pair of shoelaces ❍ tie/untie your shoelaces. See also BOOTLACE

Examples

1. ‘As well as these basic manners
2. youngsters are not being shown skills like how to sit still
3. to tie shoelaces and fasten buttons.’
4. ‘He quickly grabbed my shoelace
5. and pulled it free.’
6. ‘You always run of washer fluid just when you need it
7. just like shoelaces always snap when you need to wear shoes.’
8. ‘I was sitting on the end of the bed
9. tying the shoelace on my left shoe.’
10. ‘Shoes are available with Velcro closures since shoelaces can be a problem.’
11. ‘She grinned
12. shoelaces flapping about
13. and hopped into the passenger side.’
14. ‘Rual tied the shoelace of her shoe as she stood in the doorway.’
15. ‘One of the shoelaces on her sneaker had come untied and was blowing vulnerably in the wind.’
16. ‘He'd buy shoes without shoelaces so he didn't have to bend down to pick them up.’
17. ‘Her shoes suddenly became incredibly interesting and she wondered what the shoelaces were made of.’
18. ‘He turned around and grabbed one of my shoelaces
19. I pulled back my foot to prevent him from doing whatever he was going to do.’
20. ‘As for rats
21. they'd eat through anything made of leather - they'd go for your shoelaces if you stood still long enough.’
22. ‘The tension was thick in the silence as he stood there and pretended to double-check his shoelaces.’
23. ‘Roth droned and then walked over to shove his feet into a pair of black skateboarding shoes with checkered shoelaces.’
24. ‘I want to know whether he tied the shoelaces of both shoes together.’
25. ‘Looking down
26. she found her new kitten chasing the shoelaces on the shoes on her feet.’
27. ‘I went back the next day and he slowly pulled the shoelace out.’
28. ‘In full view of the German and Italian troops he pretended to tie his shoelaces and rejoined the wires.’
29. ‘Dominic nodded
30. double knotting his shoelaces
31. and stood up
32. stretching his arms over his head.’
33. ‘He discovered that his favorite shirt was missing a button
34. and when he started to tie his shoes
35. his shoelace broke.’