Sentence examples for boot impressions from inspiring English sources

I've seen photos of the waffle-stomper boot impressions you left in the dirt beneath a teen-age girl's bedroom on July 17 , 1976 in Carmichael, a crude relic from a time when voyeurs had no choice but to physically plant themselves in front of windows.

By contrast, our outline passes close to the pelvis (ischium and pubis) even with the knee slightly flexed, based on consideration of pelvic musculature and the impressions of the pubic boot in trace fossils [61].

The soles of Neil Armstrong's boots on the moon made permanent impressions on OUR souls and in our national psyche.

Most blame Keanu Reeves, whose performance as British gentleman Jonathan Harker was like watching a pony trying to do an impression of a Timberland boot.

A veteran of NBC's 25-year-old comedy boot camp worried about making a good impression?

Taking revenge on businessmen and regional leaders who have become too big for their boots creates a superficial impression of decisiveness, but it has severe limitations.

After General Clark's ill-fitting suits in his first few debates -- his collars seemed to be standing away from his body in a different part of the room -- a sudden infusion of dandified sweaters and duck boots just intensifies the impression that he's having a hard time adjusting to civilian life.

Girardi exchanged text messages with Jeter and was under the impression that Jeter is wearing a protective boot on his left foot.

Add opaque tights to create an impression of continuity of your leg from the boot cut-off point; this will make your legs look longer.

This shows off the full height of the boot, while the jeans hug your legs and create an impression of length and slenderness.

This impression was briefly threatened when Hassan had problems with his left boot.