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10,000 Nathan Myhrvold's couldn't fill one of this guy's shoes.

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a particular situation; "If you were in my place what would you do?"

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noun

a particular situation; "If you were in my place what would you do?"

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for shoes.

noun

a particular situation; "If you were in my place what would you do?"

Example sentences

10,000 Nathan Myhrvold's couldn't fill one of this guy's shoes.

Hopefully someone steps in to fill PJ's shoes.

But I have this mindset that I don't need new shoes just for the sake of new shoes.

I try to put myself in the shoes of the potential drone targets.

Use your empathy, put yourself in their shoes, rather than just writing what you think looks cool.

If I were in your shoes I would not, in a million years, hand the keys of a startup to a young just-out-of-college kid.

From that image it looks like you are making a standard purchase for a pair of shoes, and possibly just signing up to their site.

I want to be able to walk into an airport with my shoes on and walk calmly to an arrival gate to greet arriving passengers there.

They are not thinking critically or putting themselves in the conference attendee's shoes.

My proposal is that United States airport security give up on requesting passengers to remove shoes.

Yeah, maybe have chemical sensing devices with air intakes at floor level to screen for bombs on shoes, but let us all wear our shoes onto airplanes and throughout the insides of airports.

Absent regulations prohibiting packet discrimination, I'm not sure I would do any different if I were in Comcast's shoes.

In essence, the claim is: "The site tricked me. I went to buy a single pair of shoes, and in doing so, they actually started taxing my credit card every month, and no one warned me."Folks are right to be skeptical -- a lot of businesses have done this, tried to hide the fact there would be future charges.

You can't have the top of the line computer, screen, home theater, coffee grinder, washing machine, mattress, toilet seat, motorcycle, car, bike, camera, video camera, clothes, shoes, accessories and consider yourself frugal.

Google has a thousand times as many employees, but when's the last time they sued one of them like this?Were I in Opera's shoes, even if the ex-employee had blabbed something important to a competitor, I would say, "fuck that jerk" and keep on trying to make something awesome.