Sentence examples for boast from from inspiring English sources

That snap of George Osborne parked in a disabled space inspires a boast from fellow Land Rover-driver Liz Jones.

It was etched with a boast from the sixth century B.C.: "Eumastas, son of Kritobolos, lifted me from the ground".

It is an empty boast from a bruised and bloody zombie trapped in his own male rage.

How would each sustain his claim that his was the "best band in the world" when confronted with a similar boast from a few feet away?

They'd been stupidly cocky before the crash – remember the 2003 boast from Nobel prizewinner Robert Lucas that the "central problem of depression-prevention has been solved"?

"Last album sold more records than Elvis," booms the boast from backstage, before the main man bounces on in a blur of dazzling diamonds.

The boasts from Israel's promoters also obscure tremendous inequalities in the country.

There will be no such boasting from Jeremy Lin, the city's newest sensation.

The printed piece contained many boasts from Guzmán about his empire.

Only Harrison could recycle boasts from 10 years of underachievement and make them sound believable.

In 2007, the investigative magazine Tehelka recorded boasts from some of the ringleaders.