Sentences with phrase «in uncomfortable shoes»

I can't think of anything worse than trying to explore somewhere exciting like Paris in uncomfortable shoes and clothes that don't keep you warm.

Well the reason was my ignorance in running in uncomfortable shoes and scouring 2 locations for these denim culottes!

If you exercise in uncomfortable shoes, then there is a great possibility you will end up with an ankle or knee injury.

Not exact matches

Their looks would be irrelevant if these shoes were uncomfortable, but thankfully comfort isn't an issue — in fact, I'd rank these among the most comfortable shoes that I own.

Walking in most other sneakers comes with a lot of resistance — there are pressure points on certain parts of your feet, the material creases to try to move with your feet, and as the day goes by, the shoes get increasingly uncomfortable.

As soon as I turned 13, she presented me with my first tube of cherry - red lipstick and my first pair of high heels — three - inch heels they were in those days, and I thought them not only uncomfortable but incredibly hideous — and from then on made me go to church thus shod and painted, indistinguishable from the other eighth - graders whose arms hadn't had to be twisted.

And fathers are beginning to grumble, too: «A lot of the friction I've experienced in my relationship with my husband since our daughter was born relates to the enormous pressure he has felt being shoe - horned into a traditional breadwinner role» says a contributor to the lively discussion boards on www.mumsnet.com: «we had a really equal relationship before our baby came along and it has been very uncomfortable being in the «traditional» roles.

They found that people in uncomfortable clothes and shoes don't really want to move around, and that this added sloth makes uncomfortable clothes a villain in the weight - loss war.

If you've ever had a blister from, say, breaking in new shoes, you know firsthand how uncomfortable and frustrating it can feel to walk around or exercise with a nagging ouch.

Probably the most uncomfortable shoes in the existence of the black abyss that is my wardrobe.

There are all sorts of clothing issues that prove distracting and uncomfortable: a skirt that rides up while I walk, blisters from shoes that look nice but feel awful, slippery shoes that I can barely walk in without falling over, a coat that doesn't keep me warm enough, tight undergarments that leave me sweaty and squeezed.

The truth is, I've always heard such horror stories from other gals about how uncomfortable they are, so I was always leery about investing in such a shoe.

I usually have a perfect fit with the torrid wide fit shoes but these were very tight around the foot and the ankle strap sat in an uncomfortable place.

And as the weather in the North of Germany is beyond uncomfortable, I decided to use some roofed shopping streets to shot the shoes.

I've not only decided they have a place in my own wardrobe (of mostly stylish and slightly uncomfortable shoes), but I've had a few requests from readers and friends to do this.

If Kardashian style could be summed up in a shoe, youngest sis Christian Louboutin heel would be it: Super-sexy, a little uncomfortable and quite revealing (just check that cut - out!).

Loved the shoe but the longer i wore the shoe the arch in the middle of the shoe became uncomfortable.

In the end it turned out to be my most uncomfortable outfit of the whole fashionweek, since wearing brandnew sneakers like these wasn't a very good idea (scraping the skin of my heel, a week later I still have a wound / scab) Normally I only wear black shoes, and I'm also not a true sneaker - fan but I loved these classic ones!

I've never been one to wear pieces that I don't feel at ease in and the most uncomfortable thing I ever wear at any given point is my shoes.

Look at a woman who is unable to walk in her shoes, is wearing ugly shoes, dirty shoes, or who looks painfully uncomfortable in her shoes and it will show.

The ones that were so perfect in the store but turned out to be the most uncomfortable, intolerable shoes ever.

Maybe my mind is just blown because so often, I feel like I get a new pair of shoes and there's a requisite and uncomfortable «breaking in» period before they're perfect.

Again, after our Italy trip I decided I'm too old to be walking around in cute but uncomfortable shoes.

I always fail in the shoe department and end up wearing something super uncomfortable.

I got the shoes on sale at Bebe in vegas last summer, I never complain about shoes, but these are the most uncomfortable, hard to walk in shoes I've ever worn.

I definitely agree with you that there is no point having a beautiful pair of shoes that are uncomfortable and painful to walk in.

The boots I'm wearing in today's post look way more uncomfortable and expensive than they actually are, and when you're trying to look polished with minimal effort, that's EXACTLY what you want in a shoe.

Is it possible the hand - me - down shoes have a wear pattern in them that would make them uncomfortable?

If you have to start the night in uncomfortable heels or stiff matchy - matchy bridesmaid shoes, you can bring the folding flats in your purse (they're pretty compact) and bust them out when the formalities have ended.

The folding flats by Fit in Clouds are lightweight, flexible, snug but not uncomfortable, and look like legitimate shoes!

I'm quite strict about shoes: I do not wear high heels because wearing uncomfortable shoes limits my day; there's no point wearing beautiful shoes if I then don't leave my office because I don't want to walk around in them.

Still wearing the high heels and tighter dresses, but I am getting better in saying no to uncomfortable clothes and shoes.

Unlike many lesser directors would have in his shoes, Jonathon Glazer keeps strictly with the alien's perspective, a decision which seems initially crude and even potentially sadistic and yet as the story (or lack thereof) evolves one can not help but recognize a series of uncomfortable tropes in human behaviour that for better or worse might define us as a species, under the gaze of an alien fly - on - the - wall.

From Mathieu Kassovitz's homeless simpleton in See How They Fall, who must kill in order to protect Jean - Louis Trintignant's kindred wanderer, to Emmanuelle Devos» Carla, a deaf secretary and willing accomplice to Vincent Cassel's big money plans in Read My Lips, to Malik in A Prophet: every one of Audiard's films puts us in the often uncomfortable position of being in characters» shoes.

For her, and for the other teachers who spend five days in their predecessors» shoes, the experience can be mildly uncomfortable — and a little sobering.

And while Mma Makutsi may be able to buy that fashionably narrow (and uncomfortable) pair of blue shoes, it may not buy her the happiness that Mma Ramotswe promises her she'll find in the simpler things — in contentment with the world and enough tea to smooth over the occasional bumps in the road.

It's a game primarily about loss, and when it comes to the masks, it's about loss of your self — the player and the protagonist are both used to being Link, the kid with the sword, and when they're placed in the shoes of a Deku Scrub or a Goron, they're uncomfortable in their new skin.