Sentence examples for half boots from inspiring English sources

Over a century and a half, Boots had built up a business that serviced the most prosaic aspects of British life.

This wasn't unusual at the Barrowland, even if his single-breasted suit and leather half boots were.

I like this look, the colors are cute, and I really like the half boots he chose for the model to wear.

On this April day, he was wearing black half-boots and a gray hacking jacket.

Krantz, who is the forty-year-old son of the novelist Judith Krantz, wears jaunty half-boots and jackets with asymmetrical buttons, and greets favored writers with a snappy "Hey, superstar!" or "What rhymes with [your name here]?

THE BACK PAGE of seventeen fashion commandments for the year, including "The pant, the jacket, and the half-boot can only be worn by the idiot".

The New Yorker, March 19 , 2001P. 158 THE BACK PAGE of seventeen fashion commandments for the year, including "The pant, the jacket, and the half-boot can only be worn by the idiot".

Then there's that country walk the Rev Elton, Harriet and Emma take when – intending match-making – the heroine stays behind on the pretence of doing up her half-boot laces.

When the sparky scrum-half booted the ball dead from Halfpenny's brave but off-target kick in the last act of the series-levelling Second Test, he danced like a dervish at the thought of Saturday's decider in Sydney – a match for which Genia, if the widely predicted absence of Horwill due to suspension comes to pass, will probably be skipper.

Within a year and a half Mr. Boots had received a composition grant from Chamber Music America.

From a scrum in their own half, Burrow booted the ball upfield with Raynor and Paul Wellens in hot pursuit.