Sentence examples for as boots from inspiring English sources

AS far as boots go, the Greenwich is pretty strapping.

"High street chains, such as Boots and Asda,offer own-brand "hay fever hampers" that can offer significant savings.

As well as Boots, Savse is now stocked in Virgin Active gyms, Harrods, Whole Foods, Waitrose and Ocado.

"They were as tough as boots," Cooke says approvingly of the Boxes: "They ate setbacks for breakfast".

White buckskin shoes also became popular for men in the 1880s, and cricketers then adopted the white shoes (known, however, as boots) that are traditionally worn with flannels.

Thereafter, North Indian temple images of Surya show him in typical northern dress, such as boots, and the girdle around the waist known as the avyanga (Avestan avyonhana).

The questioner identified him or herself only as Boots from England, according to public records turned over to The Times following a Freedom of Information Law request.

The letter observes "within any large organisation such as Boots there will be people that engage in new ways of working and those that do not".

At one point, private equity firms had as many as 10,000 employees in firms such as Boots, Focus DIY or Debenhams.

As well as Boots stores, the group has big NHS contracts, supplies about 135,000 doctors and hospitals with drugs around Europe and has international wholesaling operations.

Jonathan Miller returns to the theatre for the first time in six years to direct for the tough-as-boots touring company Northern Broadsides.