Sentence examples for boasting of being from inspiring English sources

The cinema made the best of having only 400 seats by boasting of being "the cosiest in Leeds".

Boasting of being a native New Yorker counted for more in the Big Apple's ruder times; these days, the claim rarely has any social benefit.

Even the NYPD's boasting of being exclusively responsible for the reduction in homicides has been questioned by academics such as John Jay College's Professor Andrew Karmen and others.

So we had the dinner lady's daughter boasting of being spoiled, a Liverpool footballer's grandmother telling of her love for her "little black boy", parents revealing their heartbreak over a murdered daughter, and a war widow speaking of her grief.

They were accused of bringing the party into disrepute, after being secretly filmed boasting of being able to peddle access to the influential in return for cash.It is not proven that they have broken any rules: MPs can have other jobs, as long as they declare the fact in the register of members' interests or when making parliamentary interventions that relate to them.

I'm not boasting of being some elite master pirate and internet jockey; the fact is that tech-savvy people do what I do, or rather I do what they do, because at the moment it's easier and better.

Some schools boast of being oversubscribed.

The Maccabiah has long boasted of being the Jewish Olympics.

South Korea boasts of being the most wired nation on earth.

He boasted of being worth more than $100 million.

MYRTLE BEACH, South Carolina, boasts of being the "Seaside Golf Capital of the World".