Sentence examples for stuck in a boot from inspiring English sources

Matthieu Flamini stuck in a boot and Drogba was off.

Toyota's Lexus rolled out an update for some of its cars, including RX350, which broke the vehicles' navigation and entertainment systems leaving them stuck in a boot loop.

And even those must be sensitive: a penguin can get stuck in a deep boot hole.

They include Robert Mapplethorpe's fetishistic photograph of a man with his face stuck in a cowboy boot; a 1964 drawing by Willem de Kooning of Dutch wooden shoes, in which you can see the rhythms of his late paintings; and, by Yoko Ono, a pair of bronze high heels oozing blood (Johnson).

When the little Apple appears on your screen the first time, it's like that first time you stuck in a Linux boot CD and saw that yes, there is life outside of your work PC and it is quite cool.

Finally cottoning on to the fact Liverpool's gegenpressing was malfunctioning, Newcastle's confidence rose and when Moussa Sissoko whipped in a cross, Wijnaldum stuck out a boot.

Odemwingie hit a low effort that was going wide until Zoltan Gera stuck out a boot, but the Hungarian succeeded only in diverting the ball over the bar from six yards.

The follow-up was an even better chance, but Hugo Lloris stuck out a boot to save.

Marquez stuck out a boot and the Bayern Munich player went to ground for a penalty.

England stuck a boot in, then another, hacking the ball downfield.

Now came the free-kick from Hans Henrik Andreasen after the hour that made the closing stages of the match jittery for Fulham – he beat Etheridge to his left after Dempsey, who was in the wall, might have stuck a boot out to stop the shot.