Sentence examples for cut boots from inspiring English sources

Here are some general suggestions for activities paired with suitable footwear: Hiking: Low cut boots, or brogans, with sturdy uppers, good ankle support, traction soles, and sufficient arch support.

But it's not just the numbers: Now clothes come in "petite" and "plus," "long-cut" and "stretchy," "skinny" and "slim," "boot cut" and "boot stretch".

They cut his boots off when he finally reached Sweden.

He was wearing pale, low-cut boots.

He alternates between three pairs of sneakers: Asics gels, Merrell low-cut boots when he hikes through "high weeds and there is nowhere to walk," and Brooks shoes.

Avoid wearing any low-cut boots as these give the impression of chunkiness.

While it does cut the boot time down considerably, it's moot when you take into account how fast a Mac boots anyway.

"Often you can cut your boot in half, or even more," he said.

I tried the Soluto program, and by following its recommendations, cut my boot time to 1.44 minutes from 2.40 minutes.

It took 25 minutes to get a half pound of Irish salmon, and it was very poorly cut to boot.

Men in white rubber boots cut chard in a field belonging to the farm.