Sentence examples for by boasts from inspiring English sources

As Peter Bergen, the author of a forthcoming book on Mr bin Laden points out, all his operations have been preceded by boasts of this sort.

Architects dole out rooms as if they were carats of diamonds, & the landlords advertise them in fractions preceded by boasts, such as "enormous" one-and-a-half room or "vast" three-and a-half apartments.

KANSAS 100, COLORADO 73: No. 2 Kansas, perhaps riled by boasts from Colorado center David Harrison that Kansas will get theirs, raced a 27-point halftime lead and routed the visiting Buffalos.

Until Sunday night, the political advertising war between the major parties here was consumed by boasts over which one would most swiftly complete a new separation wall between Israelis and the Palestinians in the West Bank.

The tribute appeared to be a one of the few signs of the prime minister's old theme of "compassionate Conservatism" in a conference dominated by boasts that the coalition has capped welfare, brought down immigration and reduced the deficit through spending cuts.

In another version, he offended Artemis by boasting that his skill as a hunter surpassed hers.

It would not want to embarrass its Pakistani sponsors by boasting of its murderous achievement.

The doctors usually have private practices, which they often market by boasting of their team affiliations.

And by boasting of his 30-year marriage, Mr. Gore emphasizes that he is a family man.

The Oshika peninsula, devastated by the tsunami, welcomes visitors by boasting of its two main industries, whaling and nuclear power.

Madonna ruffled feathers during the Guy Ritchie years by boasting about hunting pheasant: "I like being one of the chaps.