shoemaker造句

a shoemaker; a cobbler

Six awls make a shoemaker .

"Bird," said the shoemaker, "sing me that song again."

He became a capable wooden shoemaker in winter.

The next day the wife said to the shoemaker.

If he'd been a shoemaker, I would have been a shoemaker; if he had shoveled shit, I, too, would have shoveled.

and the shoemaker doesn't want axe-heads but does want a cooking pot.

"There, bird," said the shoemaker, "now sing me that song again."

"Bird," said the shoemaker, "now sing that song again for me."

The shoemaker helped them rebuild it, and the ants offered to return the favor.

His father was a leather shoemaker. He was a worker in a hardware factory, and his brother was a carpenter.

Hans, Andersen's father, was a shoemaker. He could not give his son any artistic training and edification.

The shoemaker said also they had been made for the child of a count, but had not fitted.

They were a good pair of shoes, "he thought." I wonder if the shoemaker is still there and still has them.

A man took a pair of shoes to a shoe repair shop and said to the shoemaker, "I'd like you to repair these shoes for me, please."

The shoemaker spoke never a word, the heavy bread weighed down his back until the sweat streamed down his cross and gloomy face.

Once upon a time there was a poor boy who lived in Denmark. His father, a shoemaker, had died, and his mother had married again.

He was born in Ningbo, and his father was a shoemaker. He later saved money to start a bank, and he began to study finance.

At the market, having found a shoe-stall, he felt in his pockets, only to find that the straw was not there. So he said to the shoemaker, "I've left the measurement at home, so I don't know the size."

Hearing this, the shoemaker ran out of doors in his shirtsleeves, and looked up at his roof, and had to hold his hand in front of his eyes to keep the sun from blinding him.

Mariam, born out of marriage to a wealthy father who rejects her, is married at 15 to a shoemaker, Rasheed, who grows increasingly brutal towards her when she fails to give him an heir.

Said the disciple, "the Master is a shoemaker with an infinite supply of leather. But he does the cutting and stitching in accordance with the dimension of your foot".

He went back four days later to get the shoes, but when he went into the shop, he was not able to find his ticket again, and the shoemaker did not want to give him the shoes until he got the ticket.