Sentence examples for on a boot from inspiring English sources
Even then the ball might still have been blocked had Joseph Yobo not been otherwise engaged putting on a boot he had lost in a tackle.
And Miss McBride is one of 14 Coventry "Neets" going on a "boot camp" with the aim of finding them employment.
Charlie Chaplin never had enough to eat – one reason why, in The Gold Rush (1925), he dined on a boot.
If you're used to working in a corporate environment but also being cool during evenings and weekends, then you might be familiar with dual-booting: I've been known to have my Macs run Windows on a Boot Camp partition for when I need to pierce the veil and travel to the Microsoft realm.
The Wolf took me on a boot camp on and off for three months.
Sam Phillips polishes her miniaturist credentials on "A Boot and a Shoe" (Nonesuch), with 13 songs in 34 minutes.
Testaverde was walking gingerly yesterday and preparing to put on a walking boot.
Peter Maxwell Davies's "Ojai Festival Overture" (1991) sounds like a brief, giddy fling with the cowboy music of the Wild West; Alberto Ginastera's "Variaciones Concertantes" (Op. 23) of 1953 ends on a boot-stomping gaucho dance.
Last September, he went on a boot-camp regimen of 36 holes a day to prepare for what he calls his "second career". No more television commentary, no more play on the regular tour except for three of the four majors, no United States Open.
And to avoid straining your back, use a long-handled shoehorn to put boots on — and a boot jack (a wood or iron device with a U-shaped mouth to grip the heel of the boot) to take them off.
