Sentence examples for serious boot from inspiring English sources

"They gave us a serious boot in the arse," Kidney said of that uncertain period after the break.

Those are some serious boots.

You need some serious winter gear, and good boots to trudge through the snow and ice.

But it's a host of smaller deals that could make the company the dominant player in the music industry–and earn it some serious money to boot.

And if Clever continues signing on new schools at its current pace, there's reason to believe that not only can it help transform education, but become a serious business to boot.

Amid the serious trudgers in boots and ski suits was Christopher Marx, jogging in nothing but a light sweatsuit and sneakers.

Most soccer players have a rapt devotion to their footwear and are as serious about their boots as any fashionista in Manolos.

This version severely compromises Sirk's compositions (and is soft and muddy to boot); no serious collector would want to own it.

It was like serious recruitment training and boot camp, and it was horrible and dark and very long-lived, a year and a half, but I needed it.

A gentle but key reboot of the original worn by Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd and the rest of the gang, Version 2.0 of the boilersuit was slate grey with white and marmalade parallel stripes worn with fingerless gloves and serious-looking moon boots.

To boot there are serious financial constraints.