Sentence examples for boot size from inspiring English sources

What colour they are is about as relevant as boot size.

Then there is the fact that a NASA aerial photograph correctly measured Mr. Rudolph's boot size, and that one thing he left behind, before going on the run, was a tape recording of himself singing while washing dishes.

It could not have been, as the words came from his own mouth, and he thankfully remains a boot size of arrogance away from referring to himself in the third person.

If you do that, it avoids having to wait in line the next morning, or worse, finding out that the rental place doesn't have your daughter's boot size available.

Now though people contacting me are asking about charging costs, price, boot size and suggestions about who the target market should be.

The process is a little wonky because you have to fill out a series of forms asking for information about ski location, snowboard, skis, boot size, helmet size, skiing ability and more before you can get to the price.

We only see the back of a man mounting a racehorse in his expensive Italian riding boots ("size 41, very good condition, ultra-supple leather").

PENN JILLETTE -- the larger, more boisterous half of the comedy and magic act Penn & Teller -- stripped off his gray suit, his red-and-black silk tie and his red Doc Marten boots (size 15) and stood in the green room of "The Daily Show" on Thursday evening, naked save for Calvin Klein briefs.

Motorcycle gear: women's leather jacket, size XS, lined, $125; women's Milwaukee boots, size 7, $85 12-voltt battery charger, $55; all in excel cond.

Straining, he turned it upside down, raised it up until it cleared the waves, then plunged it back into the water, trapping a boot-size bubble of air inside.

If £50m is a bargain it's because having the paintings here means that sales in the museum shop will stay high, the local hotels, restaurants, prostitutes and taxi drivers will do healthy trade, and the country's carbon footprint will remain at hobnail boot-size because of all those people flying here to take a butcher's.