racing shoes造句

• Asics has just named a new high-tech racing shoe for him.
• He sunk an old pair of racing shoes into wet cement.
• "They sprinkled some of Bob's ashes in my racing shoes,"
• "The biggest adjustment for Khalid will be going from road racing shoes to spikes.
• Support : Marginal support and cushion, but extremely lightweight, making it a good racing shoe.
• He longed to attend the camp, but he had no racing shoes and, more urgently, no car.
• I left my racing shoes at home.
• In addition to the disqualification, Torrence also claimed she had been victimized by someone stealing her racing shoes.
• The man in the yellow jersey, along with a yellow helmet and yellow racing shoes, evoked cries of " Lance!
• Except for the most formal occasions, such as Steinfeld's wedding, Lebow dressed in a painter's cap, sweatsuit and racing shoes.
• Two crashes, one near miss, an accidental trek across a bumpy field, dehydration, technical problems with his bike, ill-fitting racing shoes.
• It would take a thoroughbred about two months to wear out his aluminum racing shoes, but they are usually changed monthly.
• Mountaineering shoes can be at least long by wide; a lighter pair of racing shoes can be slightly narrower and or shorter.
• The addition of Impact allowed MasterCraft Safety to offer a complete suite of safety products including helmets, fire-resistant gloves, and race shoes.
• Gatlin quietly went about his business while Crawford, a showman, delighted in his different-colored racing shoes and in playing to the crowd.
• The company is expected to debut a new training and racing shoe this fall, followed by other shoes and sports sandals next spring.
• Vinson, who worked part-time for USA Cycling until its recent restructuring, hung up his racing shoes last October after an event in Lynn.
• The Green Racing suit, Green Kei Office ( now K1Planning ) gloves and the red Ard Asic racing shoes are evidence to this speculation.
• While on the warm-up track, she said, someone " stole " her racing shoes, causing her to race in an old pair of spikes.
• The family could afford one pair of racing shoes, Haile said, and he shared them with his older brother, Tekeye, and a younger sister, Yeshi.