Sentence examples for boot took from inspiring English sources

Boot took root in Stoppard's imagination, and soon began to crop up in his plays, often allied to or contrasted with a complementary character called Moon.

Djimi Traore's high boot took out Jermaine Pennant in the area, referee Howard Webb awarded the penalty and Xabi Alonso did not miss.

Charlie Hodgson's boot took the game beyond them before David Tait pinched a late charge-down score but Sale had already made their point.

Totti, with one elegant swish of his right boot, took over from Ryan Giggs in that moment as the oldest player, at 38 years and three days, to score in the Champions League.

A system boot took an average of 34 seconds from hitting the power button to seeing the WiFi reconnect.

It may take half an hour to measure a foot in a dozen dimensions, and a basic boot takes perhaps 40 hours of labour.

After the board is switched on, the operating system boot takes around 80 s.

A basic boot takes 30 to 40 hours and involves some 400 individual steps, not including taking your measurements.

Lamb's second successful penalty narrowed the gap again, only for Yeandle to cross for his second try, Steenson's boot taking the Chiefs out to 35-18.

The next thing I see from the unobstructed view of my still-dark bedroom, is a size 15 work boot take a step into my kitchen.

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