Sentence examples for booting somebody from inspiring English sources
Courage doesn't mean booting somebody.
"We recognise how valuable Steve Fletcher is to this football club and you don't want to take the boots off somebody who is that effective in both boxes".
"Why would you want to take the boots off somebody that loves the football club, that is this football club through and through?" Groves told BBC Radio Solent.
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According to one police officer, "We went into a shed and I think we took off the gloves, took off the Tyvek suit, but left the boots on, and somebody washed the boots with some sort of bubbly type of cleaner in a bath, and then you went into a different foot bath where they washed that off, and then out into the area where we were eating".
Water stress started at booting.
A glitch in the software running the system meant the computers had to be re-booted every 30 days, and somebody forgot to do so.
Somewhere, somebody — probably a family member — had booted up his computer.
"Somebody's boots have to be on the ground".
Maybe somebody's boot got left down there.
