Give my shoes a good shine.

I polished your shoes

Susan shined her father's shoes.

These shoes need polishing.

I had my shoes cleaned.

I had my shoes shined.

My shoes need polishing.

Christ, I even make sure your shoes are shined.

And if you could get my eighthgrade schoolteacher on the phone...

She had her shoes shined.

His assistant polished his shoes.

Shine your shoes before going out.

I got him to polish my shoes.

Don't forget to polish your shoes before you go out!

Why don't you polish the shoes with this cloth?

You've polished your shoes, haven't you?

May I use the shoe polish?

He gave a good shine to my shoes.

You should polish your shoes before you go to the party.

The diamond in this ring is polished.

It'd be easier for you if you don't fight us every inch of the way. You shine his shoes too?

Shiny clean boots and a spanking short haircut, and you can cope with anything.

Whenever our shoes are worn out,

They're three carats apiece.

Your shoes need brushing. They are muddy.

First, Dr. Watson ran across mud therefore, the servant had to clean the shoe.

A customer is having his shoes shined on a slapped together stand.

In one of these barns a kid came to us with a kind of shoe cleaning box. Shine?

And the men were all Grecian warriors fighting with Agamemnon.

I like your mother, said Mary. I should think tha' did, agreed Martha, polishing away.

He worked out of Harvard, but not on toothpaste.

I save the bottom, take it over to the machine shop.

Shoes. And more shoes.

Shoes. Shoes.

I brushed.

There'll be nothing left of that if you keep rubbing it.

Do you? inquired Mary. Aye, that I do, answered Martha, cheerfully polishing away at the grate.

I should like to see your cottage.

Should have brushed, pal.

Emil, did you brush your teeth?

Hey, Nick, did you brush your teeth?

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Goddamn it, I'm brushing my teeth.

Oh, please, please, don't. shoes?

Where's the toothpaste?