Sentence examples for date boot from inspiring English sources

Their career began in 1990 with the release of the No. 1 "Brand New Man," but in 1992, they reached stardom with their biggest record to date, "Boot Scootin' Boogie".

OHMYGOD GO ON A DATE! Booted: Doug and John.

It offers the Ikon, a saloon based on an old Fiesta platform which is sold only in India, as well as a more up-to-date booted version of the Fiesta and the chunkily styled Fusion, but its Indian production this year will be only about 35,000 units.Michael Boneham, an Australian who has been sent to turn round Ford's fortunes in India, expects this to change soon.

Overheard conversation: "Does that Chelsea boot date from the late 50s or, would you say, early 60s?" There are, though, some unmediated remnants of a former age.

Some of the stone dwellings in the old part of Matera, a farming and furniture-making city of about 55,000 people in the arch of Italy's boot, date back to before Jesus's time.

Ten years ago this week, Hewitt happened to be the defending Wimbledon and United States Open champion, No. 1 in the world, and dating Kim Clijsters to boot.

"Who stole from you?" There's not a lot to argue with there, either, and now I have a bleak reading of my dating life to boot.

The Chainsmokers tell you who their fantasy DJ date is, Moon Boots talks about cats with laser eyes, and Dillon Francis tells a story about a man with no pants in a trance.

There are, after all, better ways of getting a date than going through boot camp.

Authors' response: While the concept we use may not be exactly that advocated by Watts and Strogatz a decade ago, it is the most modern measure of " small-worldness" to date, and quantitative to boot.

These include power settings, date and time settings, boot order, and more.