Sentence examples similar to to boot, it can from inspiring English sources
To boot, its unlikely that the Obama administration can do anything with respect to public policy to substantially damage these franchises.
Some niggles remain: the box is slow to boot, and it can sulk and freeze when it first comes back to life.
To boot: You can command all these maths just by talking.
The Shard may be Europe's tallest building, but those who reckon it's too big for its boots may like to know that it can be made to look small.
Most women are now out of the house, so the ones who remain (and are rich to boot) can be intriguing, she said.
If you put the ball in play, they can boot it or throw it away.
Honduras withdraws from OAS before OAS can boot it out.
There's some debate as to whether boots can be worn over rather than under jeans.
Even an old wooden box that is large enough to fit the boots can be turned into a boot storage box by the addition of a door on hinges.
It can be booted out of play.
And she needs to find her missing rain boot so she can pack it.
