Sentence examples for loose boots from inspiring English sources

Loose boots.

It's also fun afterward to kick back in the Loose Boots Lounge, one of the best-named après-ski joints anywhere.

Werner flipped up his leg – "I wanted to catch the (loose boot) but tried too hard," he explained later – and the boot came off to hit De Bruyne right where it hurts.

Looser boots may make a leg look stouter.

But it's a safe bet that by autumn our high street will have knocked out myriad versions of the looser knee boot.

The looser the boot is at the top, the longer and leaner your legs will look.

He looks twice his size with his coat unbuttoned and his scarf loose and his boots on.

Each had on a version of the current urban woman's casual uniform: jeans tucked into boots; loose, long tops; chunky pendants; and large designer handbags.

So what to make of Savion Glover, the New Jersey hoofer who comes on stage in loose trousers, clumpy boots, full beard and a hairdo that resembles a basket of snakes?

You will understand my amazement, then, to see that many Frenchwomen had given up style for comfort: They wore low-heeled boots, loose slacks, and, much of the time, not merely parkas, but the most fattening, misogynist garment made, the quilted parka, which adds, on average, 30 pounds to your body.

And the Iowa pork rib chop with honey butter and homemade applesauce...if your yearning for comfort food wear your Ugg Boots, loose fitting jeans and unbuckle your belts.