Sentence examples for boot shining from inspiring English sources

Find who is best at boot shining, and that person does the boots for everyone.

"I remember spending hours cleaning his boots, shining them as much as I could, and he would then go and stick them in the sink and wet them because he wanted them more supple".

(saadoun gets up and kneels over the boots, shining them with his sleeve). Can you see yourself in them?

Correct military protocols were enforced: Officers were saluted and uniforms had to be clean, with brasses and boots shining on parade.

He was a careful dresser: what looked like designer boots shined like a guardsman's.

There was Buddy, perched high in a bootblack's chair, getting his black cowboy boots shined before catching a flight home.

You can feel this emphasis on moral resistance in every sentence Levi wrote: his prose is a form of keeping his boots shined and his posture proudly upright.

Twin pairs of gold ankle boots shine in the low lights while her limpid vibrato bounces off the walls of this lovingly restored art deco venue.

Back in Hoboken, I bought a one-way ticket to Montclair, and had my boots shined while I waited for my train.

A well-dressed gentleman with a big gray mustache sits, arms folded, white Stetson in place, at one of the stands set back under shade trees, placidly having his boots shined.

She spoke about how soldiers were required to keep their boots shined, and said: "I saw this time a soldier, and he was dying, and his shoes were neat.