1.   Go go and put your shoes on Jonathan.

2.   Amazingly in the ensuing gap, ESPN did not report on which shoe Woods put on first.

3.   But a commitment not to appeal expedited trial court rulings would put the shoe on the other foot.

4.   Dadon was putting shoes back in boxes that had fallen from the top shelves.

5.   I get nervous when I see someone put shoes on a table.

6.   I put my shoes all over the Stars and Stripes, spread out like a rug beneath a book in which visitors can record their feelings.

7.   In fancy hotels men put their shoes outside their doors at night to be polished by a valet service.

8.   It also includes the specific dates, if ever, that the shoes can be put on sale and what the minimum sale price should be.

9.   Lange said he put the shoes in his trunk, went home, and turned them over to a criminalist the next day.

10.   Now put the shoe on the other foot.