Sentence examples for put your boots from inspiring English sources
"Do not put your boots on this, do not put your packs on this, do not....".
And then— "Sam, if you don't put your boots on right now, we're not going ice skating".
ZOOLOGY is a field in which you have to put your boots on and go out in search of the data.
Put your boots on,' " she said, and then she retrieved the keys to an S.U.V. to use for the remainder of the expedition.
nurse told him and his wife, "Put your boots on, jump in and force yourself to be part of the team caring for your baby".
"She's a mother, a daughter and through it all she's a loving wife," he warbles, and then encourages listeners to "put your boots on and let's smash this ceiling".
As for national implications, Rothschild says Walker's victory "will hurt Obama's chances in Wisconsin and maybe nationwide: "And the message to every Republican governor and legislature is you can put your boot on the throat of labor and get away with it".
And before putting your boots on every morning, shake them upside down to remove biting or other visitors.
Your advancement does not require putting your boot on someone else's neck.
To enjoy the coast and beaches around Port Isaac, you'll need to put your hiking boots on or squeeze your gas-guzzler through its higgledy-piggledy streets.
He told BBC1's Andrew Marr Show: "You either have to put your own boots on the ground at some point, or else you have to very energetically and aggressively train up those who will do that with us and for us.
