Sentence examples for question of boots from inspiring English sources

Well, he said, the current plan is for elections within 240 days, so perhaps until then at least: "We need an open-ended, low-intensity no-fly zone".Then, the same official said, there will be the much thornier question of "boots on the ground".

There's no question of putting boots on the ground in Libya.

To be sure, there are ways of addressing the West Lothian question short of booting the Scots from Westminster and insuring the breakup of Great Britain.

However, as David Cameron, the British prime minister, assured Parliament when he announced the offer of transport aircraft to assist the French mission, there was no question of putting British boots on the ground.

The dialogue is crisp and sharp, and his characters ring through the Godotian changes: they play games (including a most dysfunctional "20 Questions"), tell stories, share a pair of boots and even deliver disquisitions on meaning and being.

This debate first came up when President Obama discussed his plans against IS and was immediately pelted by a slew of questions about "boots on the ground".

He's a question mark in boots!" Mr. Fox wears boots to remind voters of his upbringing on an arid ranch in Guanajuato in central Mexico.

His boots were ice sculptures of boots.

A pair of boots 26.

Or a pair of boots".

And the ankle boot is clearly the queen of boots.