Sentence examples for need a boot from inspiring English sources

But they've come to the table understanding they need a boot up the jacksie when it comes to representation". One of the show's aims is to normalise disability, and push past the primary impression of "people who need help".

Having to compress a great deal of learning and acculturation into a short time frame, Liemandt decided he needed a boot camp.

"If you live in an area where the child needs a boot nearly every day all winter, I might be tempted to go for the Alpine," she said.

And if you believe that Hosni Mubarak or Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali is a fool who needs a boot in his back, then you're going to believe that once you start spending some time online.

Warner's experience at Essex – once a model of radically enlightened educational thought – was a long, losing battle against the technocratic tyranny of the new managers, in particular the vice-chancellor Anthony Forster (an ex-military man of whom Warner wrote "the joke on campus is that Forster was too tough for the army. His talents needed a boot camp: a university was just the thing").

If the ball needed a boot behind it, or a firm header to clear it at Upton Park, then James Collins was your man.

Gattinoni et al. reported in 1986 the first cohort of 43 patients with severe ARDS treated with veno-venous, low flow (200 300 ml/min) ECCO2R, which needed a boot volume of almost two liters of blood [ 67].

Big, too big, heavier than the sum of its contents, capacious enough for weighty boots and egos, the sort of thing you need a car boot for, such is the size of the thing.

You will need a Windows boot disk for it.

You may need a walking boot or a cast until your ankle heals.

If you drive is FAT32, you will need an updated boot disk from Windows 95/OSR2 or later to be able to see any existing partitions.