Similar words: shoelace, does, hoe, phoenix, diarrhoea, leeuwenhoek, show, showy. Meaning: [ʃuː] 
n. a particular situation.
n. a particular situation. 
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91. It's an economy to buy good shoes; they cost more, but they last much longer than cheap ones.
92. Don't fling your shoes in the cupboard,put them in neatly.
93. She looked a frump in her shapeless skirt and flat shoes.
94. These shoes are waterproof.
95. Barry was sitting on the bed, tying the laces of an old pair of running shoes.
96. He discarded an old hat and an old pair of shoes.
97. She opened her suitcase and took out a pair of shoes.
98. I got these shoes at a fraction of the original price.
99. My hair was dripping and my shoes squelched as I walked.
100. The store is closing out tomorrow; I'll go and buy a pair of shoes.
101. She took off her shoes and wriggled her toes.
102. His shoes were drenched in dew.
103. These shoes are a bit tight.
104. His shoes were always well polished.
105. I must whiten my tennis shoes.
106. These are great shoes for muddy weather.
107. No, silly, those aren't your shoes!
108. She stepped into her father's shoes when he retired.
109. What size shoes do you take?
110. His shoes were covered in dirt.
111. Stop arsing about and give me back my shoes.
112. We mustn't cut the feet to fit the shoes.
113. The dog sniffed at my shoes.
114. There's a lot of wear in these shoes.
115. Such shoes usually wholesale for much less.
116. These shoes need soling and heeling.
117. A new pair of shoes wouldn't come amiss.
118. Badly fitting shoes are bound to rub.
119. They make hand-made shoes to order.
120. I keep a change of shoes in the car.