Sentence examples for left for boot from inspiring English sources

He left for boot camp only days after his mother died of cancer.

He had graduated from DuSable High School, where he played in the school band, and left for boot camp at the age of 18 with a letter of recommendation from his band instructor and eventually landed at Great Lakes.

AA: "I signed my contract in August 2011 and left for boot camp in February 2011".

In 1942 Schulz was drafted and, heartsick and terrified, left for boot camp only days after his mother had died.

OMCP: "How soon after signing your contract did you leave for boot camp?

And those pedants still hung up on facts and evidence and all that boring stuff are left for dust, their boots barely laced while the lie has spread halfway around the world.

To boot, if you have the Twin Blades of Azzinoth, there really isn't much left for you to do in World of Warcraft anyway.

In the next sentence she tells us that she was beaten, sold, swapped, photographed, filmed, left for dead, betrayed, ignored and then 'booted into adulthood' and deserted.

The essential point is that the man Carrick most needed to impress that night, the then England manager Sven Goran Eriksson, had left the stadium shortly before the half-volley left his boot for the net.

He thinks that drimmens is the perfect word for droplets left by snowy boots on a warm kitchen floor.

Reading left their shooting boots in the dressing room.