noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
white
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A pleasant-looking young man, slicked up in new jeans and white sneakers , smiled and held open the courtroom door.
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She wore a red tank top, black jeans, high white sneakers .
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The players wore short-sleeve white shirts, long white pants and dark bow ties, with baseball caps and white sneakers .
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But Senorita Miss Carla could not be bothered with white sneakers .
■ VERB
wear
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Finally, the emerging stars of basketball wore sneakers , the new signifiers of urban leisure and street style.
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I made them wear sneakers , strapped them tightly into a pair of life jackets and turned them loose.
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They wear sneakers , however, and do their best to look like skateboarders.
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The $ 4. 76 billion footwear and apparel maker has penetrated nearly every sport in which participants wear sneakers .
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Of the passers-by, the younger ones wore jeans and sneakers , but their elders were still huddled in their warms.
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Some of us are wearing stylish golf shoes and some are wearing the high-priced sneakers of Tiger Woods' favorite shoe company.
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She wore sneakers and droopy yellow socks.
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Half the people in the car were wearing sneakers with splashy designs on them and molded soles that looked like gravy boats.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Now I wonder if I would not have been better off in sneakers and a fleece, more populist clothes.
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Of the passers-by, the younger ones wore jeans and sneakers, but their elders were still huddled in their warms.
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Rory walked towards her, dressed in jeans and sneakers, a soft yellow shirt.
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She drove me crazy, night and day, she wanted sneakers, she wanted sneakers.
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She wore a red tank top, black jeans, high white sneakers.
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They wore leather vests and high-heeled sneakers, body suits and spandex, trying to get noticed.
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Who, in passing, it might be noted, wore not boots nor shoes but canvas sneakers.