Sentence examples for more time to boot from inspiring English sources
And the train left on time to boot!
Ford is also delighted with Lancaster's decision to delay selection of his elite squad for the autumn Tests from July to October, giving the Bath man and Cipriani, who was also flawless with the boot on Saturday, more time to state their case for joining the queue for the No10 shirt currently worn by Owen Farrell.
More time to raise money?
Yes, in real-time, to boot.
If Startup Repair fixes something, it is highly recommended to run it at least two more times before trying to boot normally.
This saves time on the back end — much less paperwork — and lets harvesters track progress more easily, to boot.
Now jails will get more crowded to boot.
College athletes, by comparison, are more precariously placed — and younger and more vulnerable, to boot.
Importantly, the average time required to boot up these STARclusters was ≤ 10 min for all cluster sizes and, once booted up, the clusters do not have any associated job wait times.
–Spend eight times more than Google did last year to acquire traffic and presumably make traffic more pricey for Google, to boot.
