Sentence examples for boot latch from inspiring English sources
A report by the company from its annual reliability survey details a list of consumer complaints from 1,400 people covering failings of major drive components, door handles not allowing entry into the car, wheel misalignments, boot latch problems, inoperable windscreen wipers, squeaks, rattles and other smaller niggles.
The man of the match, Steve Williams, was the unlikely hero, showing remarkable poise and composure for a centre-back to deftly guide the ball past Damián Martínez with the outside of his right boot after latching on to a pass over the defence from Paul Turnbull.
England fly-half Flood added three more points with his boot before Ashton latched on to a Foden pass to score in the corner.
Click the seat belt latch.
Fulham break quickly down the other end and the keeper surges off his line to boot clear as Davies tried to latch on to a Duff through-ball.
When you boot it up, it takes a moment to latch on to the global positioning system satellites to learn its position and the time.
Galea halted the fightback to make it 22-14, but Widnes cut the gap again when Craven latched on to Willie Isa's kick, and Hanbury was successful with the boot.
Above: "Butter on the Latch".
People latch on to things.
