oxford shoes造句

• Currently black and brown oxford shoes are authorized for all officers and CPOs.
• The boys have to wear black Oxford shoes with black socks.
• In the Edwardian times basic lace up oxford shoes were introduced.
• Marier wears jeans, a long-sleeved jersey and oxford shoes.
• But he is never fully dressed until he laces up his 17-inch long, floppy, dark-brown oxford shoes.
• The models wore chunky ankle boots or thick oxford shoes with just about everything, just to keep things looking edgy and up-to-date.
• The President's brother had undertaken the march on an impulse, and although clad in leather oxford shoes, had slogged the distance through snow and slush.
• Accessories were noticeable : new Mugler sunglasses ( metal rims ), black gloves with cut-outs, not for golf but for swagger, and slick oxford shoes.
• It was, in some ways, the Class B uniform _ standard office wear, including Oxford shoes and nylon socks _ that made the episode so eerie.
• A white bow tie, black silk top hat, white gloves, patent leather Oxford shoes, a white silk handkerchief, and a white flower boutonni鑢e completed the outfit.
• The ex-jockey, handcuffed to a chair, and clad in a white dress shirt, wool pants and oxford shoes recited twice : " Take me to El Monte ."
• Although Brogues are similar to the " Oxford shoe ", they are two completely different types of shoes and are not to be classified into the same family.
• In addition to the kilt, the soldiers of the Camerons wear a leather sporran, and oxford shoes and Lovat hose with red garter flashes in lieu of ankle boots.
• Betty Boothroyd first decided not to wear the wig and Michael Martin chose not to wear knee breeches, silk stockings or the traditional buckled shoes, preferring flannel trousers and Oxford shoes.
• Church, whose classic brogues and Oxford shoes sell in England for upward of $ 320 a pair, is also seen as having a following among the business-and-banking set in the United States.
• Calvin tells Meg that one point in seventh grade he had to make do with women's Oxford shoes that were much too small for him and consequently he cut off the toes of them along with the heels.