51.   Then there is Isaac Simmons, who shines shoes in front of the Trinity Church graveyard on Broadway, just off Wall.

52.   They got by on street smarts, cadging food money by panhandling, hawking newspapers, shining shoes and peddling flowers.

53.   They wanted to keep their shoes shined.

54.   Those people would be disheartened to see their teachers shining shoes to make a decent living.

55.   To help out, he shined shoes for two pesos.

56.   With few customers to serve, sales clerks spend their time shining the shoes on display.

57.   Xinhua identified the dead man as Tan Yihui, who it said worked shining shoes and was from the south-central province of Hunan.

58.   As a child, he shined shoes, sold papers and preached.

59.   As a child, he shined shoes, sold papers and preached with Aimee Semple McPherson.

60.   As a boy shining shoes to help his family make ends meet, Alejandro Toledo says he already dreamed one day of becoming president.