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the shoemaker singing as he sits on his bench; the hatter singing as he stands;
singing on the steamboat deck, The shoemaker singing as he sits on his bench,
I saw you do Shoemaker on stage in Chicago.
You saw me do Shoemaker.
SERVANT Find them out whose names are written here! It is written that the shoemaker should meddle with
It is written that the shoemaker should meddle with his yard, and
A Louisiana shoemaker named Omer Plessy was fined $25 for refusing to leave a whites-only car, on the Louisiana Railway.
A Louisiana shoemaker named Omar Plessy was fined $25 for refusing to leave a white's-only car on the Louisiana railway.
they didn't have a shoemaker there, so they had to, like, make the shoes fit correctly.
Queen Victoria's shoemaker developed elastic-sided ankle boots that could simply be pulled off and on.
Our story starts in 1815, when George Boole was born to a shoemaker and a ladies' maid in Lincoln, Eastern England.
So you'll remember from Book Two of The Republic that Plato imagines a healthy city, one that requires a relatively small number of professions, such as farmer, house builder, weaver, or shoemaker.
Nowhere in the US, nor the world, in fact, will you find a Nike-owned shoe factory because Nike's not a shoemaker.
In other words, Nike's not a shoemaker, but a taste-maker.