Sentence examples for cheap boots from inspiring English sources

She's been installed in a fancy suite in New York's Waldorf Astoria and has shed the ugly jeans and cheap boots.

You could go to a store, but if you go to a store you'll feel pressured to buy something it's how you ended up with these cheap boots in the first place.

Unfortunately, it turned out that the cheap boots at REI were the last pair of Kamik Rocket Juniors in stock, and while I was calculating how many pairs of heavy socks it would take to fit a pair two sizes too big on my 4-year-old, someone else snapped them up.

Pammie's wearing a coat and cheap red boots, even though she never leaves her tiny house, and watches a black-and-white seventies portable TV.

In the 99 years since it established a UK presence in Liverpool, millions of us have wandered down its aisles in search of our first record or to choose a pair of cheap football boots.

It probably did not dent the left's vote much, as the most enthusiastic take-up would surely be from apathetic individuals who valued a pair of cheap hiking boots more than their recently-won democratic rights.

And finally, the most lovely shoe image in literature, from Cider With Rosie, involves what were probably cheap rough boots: when Laurie Lee is taken in hand by Rosie, they disappear under a wagon for a short perfect page of pleasure, and halfway through: She took off her boots and stuffed them with flowers.

He is gorging on free seminar pizza while searching the web for cheap hiking boots.

His ideas included turning up at away games hours before his team-mates so he could familiarise himself with his surroundings, reading dozens of books about boxing and golf to improve his balance and spring, choosing a black kit because it made him appear bigger, and wearing cheap plastic boots when he played in the rain because they did not retain water.

Choose cheap Ugg boots.

Everyone else will simply hit the Army surplus store and get a pair of cheap combat boots.