Sentence examples for The booted from inspiring English sources
noun
A heavy shoe that covers part of the leg.
The booted ones -- there were 65 in one week this month -- say they had no idea they were supposed to.
Such as a Seat Toledo, which is closely related to the booted VW Golf.
Hitler moustaches are common accessories for protesters wherever the German chancellor travels in southern Europe; Nazi stereotypes are back in fashion to portray her, as is the image of Angela the booted dominatrix, bullying Europe into submission.
Sex-fueled office banter between two female Morgan Stanley executives led to the bank's firing of a technology pro, the booted computer man has alleged in an affidavit obtained by The New York Post.
We watch the boy, the only inno cent of the lot, stay on while the girl brings another chap home to bed, while a baby is born, while the baby in its pram is pinched, spat upon and then stoned to death by a gang of bully‐boys (or whatever the booted, long haired lads in skintights were called in South London five or six years ago).
Watch the booted racket-tail hummingbird learn to stand its ground in episode two of Life Story at 21 00, Thursday 30th October, BBC One.
To avoid embarrassment, the company press office may tell the world that the booted-out one plans to "spend more time with his family", or perhaps that a consultancy contract has been arranged.
Instead, Julie got the boot.
