Sentence examples for boots through from inspiring English sources

Over the years, the Italian billionaire has expanded Alliance Boots through a number of international acquisitions.

In fact, "boots through snow" is not a bad description for the pacing of tonight's episode.

So he kept it on, with his shorts, socks and boots, through the press conference and after.

An American rental sister would be likelier to call herself an outreach counselor, the linguistic equivalent of stomping in muddy hiking boots through a Japanese teahouse.

But you are moving like a wheel riding over a rope, and your lover is your hand, lacing up boots through their rusted portals.

For instance, Gray wrote, his comrades' habit of tromping in their boots through houses — a gesture offensive to the Iraqis — could easily be remedied.

In the women's store, I covet a leather tote that's been treated to look like reflective metal ($1,285) and the "spliced boots" — see-through mesh on the inner half and black leather on the outer ($895).

I felt angry to the extent that I nearly put my boot through the telly.

And sure enough it came when Jones put his boot through the ball in the 67th minute to fire United in front.

The hand-stitched laminate ball Wilkinson booted through the goal posts to win the rugby World Cup final for England is missing.

26 min: From the scrum, the ball's snapped back to O'Gara who puts his boot through it, nearly reaching the halfway line.