Sentence examples for boot around from inspiring English sources

The boot around the polished wood shifter is kid-glove soft.

That single lunge resulted in Welbeck's leaving the stadium on crutches and wearing a protective boot around his ankle.

The right-back left the stadium on crutches with a protective boot around the injured ankle that bore the brunt of the midfielder's challenge.

"The clear helmet is shaped like a dog's head, with laces to tie it up like a giant boot around the body".

McNair walked around the Tennessee Titans facility yesterday on crutches with a plastic boot around his left foot, awaiting the results of X-rays and a magnetic resonance imaging exam.

Van Persie, 31, also had a protective boot around his right ankle after suffering an injury in the final stages of his side's 2-1 defeat on Saturday.

Such is the philosophy behind Tila March, her bag-and-shoe line, which, this season, includes some of the best-looking weekend boots around.

You got booted around, the screws would come in with drink on them and raid the cells, they'd spit on your food, you'd to walk naked, they'd set the dogs on you… There was fear, humiliation.

More than 200 local volunteers will welcome visitors, steward the route and provide the power required to haul a 3.8 tonne figure in diving boots around a 23-mile circuit.

'Tis the season for cozy hats and boots, and what better style icons to look to than Elle Macpherson, who rocked a serious fur topper this week, and Ali Larter who has the most enviable thigh-high boots around.

Because shoes and boots around deep water spell "t-r-a-g-e-d-y": Jumping or diving into a river or lake with boots, or such, to save a person from drowning, may lead to both drowning.