Sentence examples for point boots from inspiring English sources

Boehner's comment that at some point "boots have to be on the ground" marks a significant inflation in the terms of the debate over how to deal with Isis.

Mr. Schumer, who prides himself on training the next generation of Democratic leaders, runs his office like a Congressional West Point: boot-camp hours, sky-high expectations, and a powerful alumni network.

Then Welker scored a touchdown, kicked the extra point, booted an onside kick, caught a 10-yard pass and kicked a 47-yard field goal: 10 points in 13 seconds.

Our approach is similar to that of Boots, who defined a technique for the statistical analysis of shape based on the interior angles of Delaunay triangles defined over a set of points (Boots 1974).

Presumably Yobo's manager, David Moyes, will have reminded the Nigerian of his priorities: points first, boots second.

On a bench to one side, a young guy is using a plastic bag to help slide his foot into his pointed-heel boots.

Fiat transfers were just a starting point to boot it up.

Now the company is bringing its handsets to the US and at a decent price point to boot.

With all of its upgrades and lower price point to boot, the Air is the clear pick over the 12-inch MacBook in practically every way.

His jeans and work shirts were replaced by a Carnaby Street wardrobe, sunglasses day or night, and pointed "Beatle boots".

Watkins goes by the nickname Cowboy, which fits the former sheep shearer who wears pointed-toe boots and striped shirts with shiny buttons.