In the same shoes

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"A lot of people want to be in the same shoes I am," he said.

"It's easy to talk with someone who lives in the same shoes".

"Every individual sits in the same shoes," was his mixed metaphor covering it.

I kind of understand because I was in the same shoes Teddy's still in".

"Annie is in the same shoes as many other people involved with Art Capital," Mr. Hiltzik said.

This felt like an opportunity to create a whole other set of questions, and really help put the audience in the same shoes as the Runaways.

Yes, motorcycle boots are a must, but where's the fun in wearing the same shoes with every outfit?

While not an exclusion criteria of this study, participants will be asked to try and always use the insole in the same shoe tested at baseline.

(V031) I can [be] free to talk about myself without anybody saying, 'Oh,' or anybody still giving me names…I understand [the volunteers] were somebody like me too, we are both in the same shoe, they never blame me.

Remember, nobody else in the world has the same shoes as you.

They range in age from 8 to 13, and suffice it to say that in the past 13 years I have worn the same shoes that mom in the mall was wearing more times than I care to count.