Sentence examples for boot like from inspiring English sources

Another time, he put pockets all over a boot, like a safari jacket, and called it CNN Girl.

The captain pulled out a shaking man from the boot like a magician pulling out a rabbit.

The Schiele look calls for a classic shoe or boot, like the ones offered by A. Testoni, Jimmy Choo, Tim Little, Santoni or John Lobb.

Meant to fit into busy and crowded corners of homes, the device will start immediately, rather than requiring a minute to boot like most personal computers.

An Italian-American born in Calabria presents recipes from Italy's boot, like "knitting needle" pasta with goat sauce and butternut squash marinated with garlic and mint OAXACA AL GUSTO: An Infinite Gastronomy.

Grace Cleave, excessively shy and odd-looking to boot - like Frame, she is followed by a cloud of untameably frizzy hair wherever she goes - has, against her better judgment, accepted Philip Thirkettle's invitation to stay for the weekend.

Firefighters described their gait, while wearing turnout boots like: "You have to have extra kick in your boot".

And, why wouldn't they: hefty heel, combat-boot-like lacing that left just the right amount of skin showing, options in black or brown leather.

But the Santas themselves — the red plush; the fake fur; the sloppy, boot-like shoe pieces — could have been photographed yesterday, as could this odd little ritual of coerced Christmas cheer.

Later we meet Muriel looking altogether less boot-like, coping with the "low moods, painful joints, exhaustion, various infections and fevers" that routinely accompanied the process of making a film.

For each measurement, both feet were scanned consecutively with a dedicated foot coil that was table fixed with a boot-like design and 8-channel coils.