Sentence examples for boot into from inspiring English sources

Turn a ski-inspired boot into a stripped-down sandal?

Waving the flag too often means putting the boot into someone else - sometimes literally.

You had to put the boot into poor Genk, with that last comment, didn't you?

"No 10 should have stuck the boot into me much harder".

We've all seen the handsome rewards for those who sink the boot into their own people.

My co-speaker Sian Berry has put the boot into Zac Goldsmith's environmental policy document elsewhere.

Rushdie also put the boot into what he called Scott's "cliched" prose.

So ScoMo the Christian is all for putting the boot into gay kids.

Last year, George Soros was putting the boot into Donald Trump.

So let's the put the boot into London, which, Redmond claims, is where the negativity starts.

There is still time to put the boot into England though.