Sentence examples for foreign boots from inspiring English sources

No one wanted foreign boots on the ground; certainly not most Libyans, thanks to their bitter experience of colonialism.

Much as she would have appreciated the sleekness of Liverpool's play, it would not have escaped her attention that much of it came from foreign boots.

"There's a red line about our advisers and any foreign boots on the ground in Pakistan right now," a senior administration official said.

These means would include international monitors, but could extend to the establishment of safe zones for civilians, and if necessary the establishment of a no-fly zone, or even as a last resort, foreign boots on the ground.

"And for the Afghans who chafe at foreign boots on their soil, it sends a message that while America will remain committed to the Afghan people, we aren't interested in a permanent occupation," Mr. Kerry said.

In fact, our engagement in Iraq in the complete sectarian mess and fighting going on there actually makes the propaganda that [Isis] is putting out even worse in terms of trying to attract young people from around the world as more and more foreign boots come on the ground".

The joint Arabic and Western response was hardly a full-throated invasion of Libya, and no conventional foreign boots--including American ones--touched Libyan soil.

A real peach of a man named Harry Anslinger led the charge, demonizing the plant and calling it "marihuana" to make it sound like a different drug than the popular "cannabis" ― and threateningly foreign to boot.

Protesters have taken to the streets and parks in cities across America, and in foreign capitals to boot, all under the banner of the Occupy movement.

In one of the world's most prolific film industries, the films that do best business at the box office tend to be all-singing, all-dancing romances, with plenty of glamorous foreign locations to boot.

Not content in trying to boot Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki last year -- he wanted to replace him with his faithful ally Jalili - Ahmadinejad recently appointed four "special representatives" for the Middle East, Afghanistan, the Caucasus and Asia.