Sentence examples for boot full of from inspiring English sources
Me and Terry, our roadie, were looking at each other, thinking, Martin's got a boot full of stolen car radios.
"You get adults dropping their children off with, literally, a boot full of alcohol, and they say: 'I'd rather know what they are drinking'," she said.
His details — a sputtering Coleman lantern, a boot full of rocks — hold grief and desire and the unceasing mystery of being a person and wondering, always wondering.
Most notably, the final leg of their journey is spent travelling in style after a friendly Scottish bibliopole driving a Rolls-Royce with a boot full of valuable manuscripts picks them up somewhere in the Balkans.
Gary Windass has been banged up for lamping a copper, Chris has been trying to stitch up Lloyd with a boot full of stolen goods and Claire Peacock has put Tracy in hospital and gone on t'run.
We set out early in immaculate vans, with a small army of businessmen and a boot full of pristine white Wellingtons, to walk the nurseries that lie on the outskirts of Tokyo.
We had people coming out of the woodwork with car boots full of clothes.
Students and pensioners in southern Sweden make a tidy living by driving back and forth from Germany and Denmark with boots full of lower-taxed booze.
The assumptions are of daredevil types racing about like the Dukes of Hazzard – heads full of mischief, boots full of moonshine – who found it easy to evade the slow-witted local sheriff, but are hamstrung by the invention of the speed camera.
He shimmied along until getting out, boots full of red-tinted swamp water.
Driving or leading a vessel with boots full of vodka seems to be safe.
