Sentence examples for boot sealed from inspiring English sources
But tries from Kirk Yeaman, Richard Whiting and Tom Briscoe, allied to St Helens loan man Jamie Foster's 12-point haul with the boot, sealed victory.
Lee Dickson's converted try made it 23-15 with 10 minutes to go but Joe Marler's try and five more points from Evans's boot sealed the win.
Like most workers at the site, Burke's boots were sealed to his trousers with duct tape, a precaution to keep toxic sludge out of his clothing.
Arthur exuded a moral authority and wearing a jumpsuit, he reminding me of the Lone Ranger, a hero leading the fight against land abuse through nurturing healthy soils... then I noticed his boots: substantial support, waterproof leather sealed in perfect rubber soles, the ultimate for working long hours in the year-round rain.
The building was sealed and special walkways set up for the crew "to limit boot and mud traffic," Mr. Benedetto said.
It marked an impressive night with the boot for Burns, who converted all of his side's five tries, and sealed a sixth win for the defending champions, who are four points above second-placed Leeds.
One outstretched right boot and one simple tap-in was all it took to score a goal that sealed his place in the World Cup annals.
But it wasn't until desert boots became a prize possession for Jamaican rude boys and dancehall stars that their fame was sealed.
Second-half penalties from the boots of Glyn Hughes and Alex Lozowski saw the hosts pull away before Josh Griffin's late try sealed the win.
Salford sealed victory when Dobson's perfect pass sent Evalds over for his second try, Griffin booting a fourth goal from as many attempts.
