Sentence examples for clear boot from inspiring English sources

Does it need to be on a "to-do" list, that goes: "Clear boot of car – water plant – don't bark at thousands of staff that they're pathetic maggots if they don't sell lorry loads of scuzzy investment plans – buy Sugar Puffs".

As Forster approached to clear, the ball hit a divot, spinning up and over his clearing boot.

The colors gave the clothes a kind of hot-rod vivacity, especially with the black patent leather and clear vinyl boots Mr. Lagerfeld showed on the runway.

She sprang up and surveyed her borrowed finery: the Gehry hat; a grayish satin dress with a skirt of chandelier crystals (designed by Vezzoli and Miuccia Prada, after the costume that Giorgio de Chirico made for Diaghilev's "Le Bal"); a brass-and-crystal mask, by Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin; a pair of tall clear plastic boots with black buttons up the side.

I found myself making a mental note of the quilted, metallic jackets and a pair of clear plastic boots with a metal screw heel.

It is clear that double BOOT has predictive performance superior to that of BOOT, with double BOOT having a smaller PMSE about 70% of the time.

The line stays true to the avant-garde look Margiela is known for, with oversize coats (above), roomy jeans with drop waists and clear-heeled boots, but at much more accessible prices.

Bennett comes across to clear, only to boot it off Doherty and behind for a corner.

RSL vreak and play some nice passing interchanges before SKC give it a big boot clear.

However given the rather overpowering odours it seems diners are likely to end up with remarkably clear sinuses to boot.

Fulham break quickly down the other end and the keeper surges off his line to boot clear as Davies tried to latch on to a Duff through-ball.