Sentence examples for boo over from inspiring English sources

Of course an argument between the board of Beenz is about as relevant today as a debate between the founders of Boo over who made the decision to fly Concorde, but it does provide another useful tip for European founders: working longer hours is not going to help you much if you spend your whole day arguing on the Internet like pathetic little children.

You understood, albeit a bit late, that Australia's laws about importing dogs are very strict and that in violating them, you risked fast-tracking Pistol and Boo over the Rainbow Bridge.

Also: do not repeatedly say Boo over and over and over...it's annoying.

Still, mention William Wirtz's name to Blackhawks fans today, and they might boo all over again.

She won't even let my boo come over anymore.

But by the time the talking -- and the cheering and booing -- was over, it was easy enough to see why this close and bitter showdown will be the most expensive House race in the nation this year, with perhaps $10 million in spending by the candidates alone, plus more by outside groups.

This time, there were no boos; over 48 minutes, Sanders mentioned Perez's DNC only once.

The booing over the anthems of the sides playing against Brazil is no different.

In Iowa, Grassley was booed over his vote for DeVos, and he defended it only by saying that a president deserved to pick his Cabinet.

Whether or not Mr Gove gets the chance to implement his ideas after the next election, the ritual of hurrahs and boos over A-level results seems likely to continue.

The mayor, who found himself booed over bicycle lanes at a town hall meeting in Queens in January, spoke with Ms. Sadik-Khan, and they agreed she would solicit more opinions from neighborhood leaders.