Sentence examples for boot leaving from inspiring English sources

The four options: Xena would be named a 10th planet; Pluto would get the boot, leaving only eight planets; nothing at all would change; or the word "planet" would suddenly be redefined.

Talbot caught the midfielder with a high boot, leaving Nicholson needing stitches in his head and face.

At night, this moisture will evaporate through the Gore-Tex ® and pass out of the boot leaving it dry and comfortable for the next day's use.

In 2003, Ferguson's "poorly aimed" kick at a stray football boot left David Beckham nursing stitches above his left eye.

It's as egregious a country stereotype as anything Mr. Church lambasts in "Lotta Boot Left to Fill" and, what do you know, it's become his biggest hit to date.

The youngish country singer Eric Church shares some ideas on the matter on "Lotta Boot Left to Fill," which decries country music's death by a thousand polishes: boy bands, "one-hit wonders that don't stick," a focus on television over music.

Boot left the Journal in 2002, and he then joined the Council on Foreign Relations.

If you want to have a boot, leave a space at the back and put things in such as a ball or clothes rack.

He got his wrench from the mudroom and slid on his boots, leaving them unlaced, and walked across the lawn with his boot tongues flapping like dogs breathing in the heat.

The wrong footwear can decompose the whole picture — Ségolène clicketyclacking around the slums of Chile in stilettos or Condoleeza Rice wearing what one commentator called her "butchy boots" — leaving us stuck with unmatching pieces of a puzzle.

But as we struggled home, we'd glimpse another muddy companion across the street, their rain boots leaving trails of water just like ours.