Sentence examples for booting from inspiring English sources
noun
A kicking, as with a booted foot.
There were seven multiple goal-scorers for the Tigers - with Jack Riewoldt booting four majors - while Zorko booted two goals for the Lions.
He was in his mid-30s that manic February, and remembers booting up multiple PCs to leach off any Coltrane rarities he was still missing.
One of those certainly came in the semi-final against Ireland – the team that gave the tournament global profile after booting out four-times consecutive tournament winners New Zealand in the pool stages.
Gold Coast mounted another challenge, with Michael Rischitelli booting two goals and first-gamer Adam Saad adding another in a three-goal burst, but Melbourne replied yet again.
"From a practical point of view, I don't think many gay people would insist on being married in a church that does not welcome them," says Alan Wardle, director of Stonewall Scotland, a campaign group.As it happens, Westminster too seems to be discreetly booting the matter into the long grass.
Later, some processors allowed twiddling clock speeds while booting up.
Pedro Almodovar's All About My Mother is the favourite for best foreign film, having cleaned up on the festival circuit and won a Golden Globe to boot.
Any gains the Tories made in the north last week – notably in Morley and Outwood when Andrea Jenkyns booted out Ed Balls – were cancelled out by their losses.
Waite set the tone after quarter-time when he booted three goals in the space of 10 minutes.
Speedy sub Minchington added some zip to the Saints after coming off the bench, but the Tigers kept the Saints at bay as Cotchin booted his fifth goal of the match.
The English were not just the ancient oppressor; they were Protestants to boot.
