Sentence examples for raised boot from inspiring English sources

In Dalglish's time as a player it would barely have merited a raised eyebrow; now the raised boot makes referees reach for the red.

Koscielny, having leaned in to win a header, saw Pierre Webo's dangerously raised boot make a sickening contact with his brow.

There was briefly a misleading impression that nothing more than aggression would be employed and Martín Cáceres was cautioned for a raised boot that caught the midfielder Demy de Zeeuw on the head.

The arguments of the furious protesters are well worn, namely that having a baby is a selfish lifestyle choice, not a right, and that non life-threatening ailments have no place being offered by a public health service that is trembling under the raised boot of a government demonstrably committed to wrecking it.

Then, after Vieira had reacted to Glen Whelan's niggling with a raised boot into his opponent's groin and received just a warning from Alan Wiley, Faye met Lawrence's corner with a firm header that Joleon Lescott diverted to safety from under his own bar.

The Black Cats did feel aggrieved they were not awarded a penalty, though, when Begovic raced from goal and won the ball with a raised boot that caught Fletcher in the follow through.

The soldier raised his boot and stomped twice on Ahmed's head.

João Moutinho (for Adrien Silva, 67) 6 His most memorable contribution was to go down clutching his face when Matuidi – already booked – raised a boot near, but not into, him.

Andy Selva raised his boot, and the Manchester United keeper drove in powerfully from the spot to set up the second half perfectly for the home side.

He stopped a journalist before she could open a newspaper carrying the most sensational image of the weekend's violence: a group of soldiers pulling the abaya off a prone woman to reveal her blue bra as one raises a boot to kick her.

John Terry did raise his boot but he posed no danger to Luis García as he connected with the ball.