Sentence examples similar to engage a boot from inspiring English sources

There is even a two-foot Salomon snowblade called a Grom that is a hit with parents of toddlers and young children because you can slip their little feet into the easy-fitting plastic binding without a bulky ski boot and let the new skier play on the bunny slope without having to re-engage a boot in the releasing binding every few seconds.

You engage a coach.

And it's important to remember that Vonn is a racer who charges downhill at 70 miles an hour, not a recreational skier who may mildly engage the ski boots in a forward flex.

In 1982, she engaged an anorexia specialist.

In the ensuing debates, people made a lot of hay over whether this actually constituted combat or not, and whether that meant the US was engaged with "boots on the ground," and if that meant that the US was back at war in Iraq.

In a boot.

You're getting a boot.

Then he walked in a boot.

Tyler Beard has a boot fetish.

object co-option (using a boot as a planter).

So I would give them a boot".