But these are really high performance athletic animals.

Man Take the shoes. Take the shoes.

The Blue and White is commonly played and sung in athletic games as a fight song.

I sell shoes.

They sell shoes.

Take off your shoes.

Take off your shoes.

I'd like some shoes.

I found my shoes.

We can make shoes.

I sell shoes.

Your shoes stink.

Tom sells shoes.

They sell shoes.

They sell shoes.

You sell shoes.

Keep your shoes on.

The Greek sculptors considered the senses more important, and the proportions were used to unite the sensible with the intellectual.

They don't wear shoes.

Your shoes are here.

Take off your shoes.

Tie your shoelaces.

These shoes are mine.

I got my shoes wet.

I wanted red shoes.

He shined his shoes.

She buys shoes indiscriminately.

These shoes are hers.

Your shoes are untied.

I took my shoes off.

Where did you buy these shoes?

Tom took off his shoes.

These shoes belong to me.

Take your shoes off.

I would like shoes like that.

Bring me my shoes.

Bring me my shoes.

I want to buy some shoes.

I need new shoes.

Tom took his shoes off.

Tom put on his shoes.

Are those new shoes?

Tom pulled off his shoes.

You love these shoes.

Those shoes are hers.