Sentence examples for has to be booted from inspiring English sources

Once delivered, it has to be booted up and configured to run with the database and the rest of the stack that it depends on.

"Since we knew it's impossible to get on the web that fast if your computer is cold and has to be booted up, or if it's located in another room, we were astounded," says Jeff Morris, Showtime's senior vice president of new media.

The one where Bart makes a $900 collect call to Australia to ask which direction the water drains in toilets, and has to be booted by our Prime Minister as restitution.

Seconds later, Derry should have equalised but Curran delayed his shot with Sean Gannon's subsequent attempted clearance then having to be booted off the Dundalk line.

Furthermore, it also featured a proprietary expansion slot, one additional DIMM socket and a floppy drive connector (earlier models still featured a floppy drive and had to be booted from floppy disks).

There have to be boots on the ground.

Former Defence Staff chief Lord Richards declared: "Tanks will have to roll, and there's going to have to be boots on the ground".

But if there had to be boots on the ground, the new army would have skills in counter-insurgency of a kind it had lacked in Vietnam.

"I sort of determined that if you wanted to do the Western dance, your jeans had to be Wranglers or Levi's, they had to be boot cut, and you had to have a Western shirt, like Rockmount.

The starting point of addressing these City scandals has to be naming, shaming and booting those who have presided over them.

The local economy also has to be protected: supply too many boots and the local cobbler goes out of business.