Sentence examples for be boot from inspiring English sources

"We thought to ourselves, 'What's the choke point for the audience?' It happens to be boot camp," Meek said.

"I sort of determined that if you wanted to do the Western dance, your jeans had to be Wranglers or Levi's, they had to be boot cut, and you had to have a Western shirt, like Rockmount.

Zydeco dancers swear this step is all you need to know, but I have learned it countless times, only to be boot-scooted right off the floor.

Unperturbed, I embraced the excitement of a walk where I would be boot-beating a new trail, rather than following in the footsteps of many.

There are no easy answers and, like politics, education suffers from an unhealthy polarisation – divided between those who believe that technology renders the teacher obsolete and those who believe that the role of the teacher is to be boot-camp instructor.

It can be booted out of play.

Perhaps your refrigerator will be booted off the web too.

There have to be boots on the ground.

You pull on your blue jeans – they could be skinny, could be boot-cut, could be hanging off your backside – and then squeeze yourself into a white T-shirt.

Karl Rove will be booted from the White House.

Repeat violators will be booted from the site.