Sentence examples for boot against from inspiring English sources

To boot, against the background of the current Group of 8 meeting under his chairmanship in Deauville, Mr. Sarkozy's ambition to remake a world monetary order with a reduced role for the dollar has appeared futile.

The image of war is imbued with the atmosphere of force, a nakedly physical force, grinding, smoking, constantly exploding, always on the attack, a force brutally expressed in every gesture, in every strike of a boot against pavement, of a rifle butt against a skull.

Toby Flood scored four points with the boot against his former club, with Owen Williams landing the other.

Beckham described the incident at the time - in which Ferguson accidentally kicked a football boot against his face - as "just one of those things".

Ulster fly-half Paddy Jackson, so wasteful with the boot against Scotland, showed he is a fast learner, landing some crucial long-range kicks.

Farrell's six points from the boot against Saints proved vital to the result, with Saracens leading by 11 points in the early stages but holding on to go second in the Premiership.

Stammering with gratitude, Anton scraped his hiking boots against the welcome mat.

The show was cute in its pert tailoring, high black socks acting like boots against the short, geometric skirts.

"I will fight industrial relocation," he promised a gathering of workers in blue overalls and hard boots, against a background of clanking machinery.

Finally, he exposed a new pair of blazingly white tube socks and lined up his boots against the wall, like a good soldier.

Half a gallon of water, the amount recommended if you're heading into the desert, a wide-brimmed hat against the sun and hiking boots against any surprises.