| I am not shoed enough to affirm you that I am right but I believe nevertheless that the track is worth to be thorough! |
| With his training as a blacksmith, Mr. Roy repaired the carts and shoed the horses. |
| Old Jimmy Harris only shoed her last week, and I'd swear to his make among ten thousand. |
| As for shoed, it merely reveals the virtual disappearance of the verb in its passive form. |
| School children often lingered here after classes, especially when a horse was being shoed. |
| By then, I had moved into another non-descript condominium with similar high-pile wall-to-wall beige carpeting and linoleum on which we walked bare foot or fully shoed, dragging dirt from outside. |
