Examples of 'boot and shoe' in a sentence
Meaning of "boot and shoe"
boot and shoe: This phrase is commonly used to differentiate between types of footwear. 'Boot' typically refers to footwear that covers the foot and ankle, while 'shoe' generally refers to footwear that covers the foot only
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There was also a boot and shoe manufacturer.
Boot and shoe industry workers.
It was a boot and shoe place.
Boot and shoe lasts and trees of wood.
He will destroy every boot and shoe that he possesses.
Boot and shoe factory and a score of other industrial.
His father was a gymnastics instructor and ran a boot and shoe shop.
He ran a boot and shoe store by trade.
Now they are using mathematical techniques to extrapolate full boot and shoe prints from partial samples.
Boot and shoe laces, not knitted or crocheted.
Gross and net margins and capacity utilization also declined in both boot and shoe production.
His father was a boot and shoe maker in Wolverhampton.
The older Morris Tyler was a wholesale boot and shoe merchant.
He started with a boot and shoe business, then a clothing store.
Kettering 's economy was built on the boot and shoe industry.
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There are a few boot and shoe prints, so we should be able to lift something.
Bethnal Green was noted for boot and shoe making.
By 1850 eleven boot and shoe factories were established in Hopkinton.
It gradually expanded to include several lodges of glass, foundry, and boot and shoe workers.
Agriculture predominated until 1840 when the boot and shoe industries were introduced into the town.
The village has two pubs-the Ship Inn and the Boot and Shoe.
O Boot and shoe cut stock ( except rubber ), manufacturing.
I have never seen it before. It was a boot and shoe place.
In what jobs? Boot and shoe, mostly. Boot and shoe.
At that time, we were an affiliate of the International Boot and Shoe Workers Union.
The Maynards immigrated in 1852 to Bowmanville, Upper Canada, where Richard opened a boot and shoe business.
