Sentence examples for to boot I from inspiring English sources
Well fed with fine Creole cooking and celestial entertainment in the middle of the Caribbean sea to boot, I forgot how forlorn I had been feeling.
In making these judgments, of course — the novel was a huge best seller and a Pulitzer Prize winner, to boot — I am joining a minority of perhaps no more than one.
Roger Wilkins, the prize-winning journalist and civil-rights leader, wrote an Op-Ed in the Washington Post that began, "As an unabashed liberal — and a black one to boot — I was astonished … to find myself concluding that Speaker Newt Gingrich's maiden oratory was moving me more than any political statement I'd heard since LBJ introduced the Voting Rights Act".
So when I saw that a new study of Remi was being published by a man described as "one of the most highly regarded Tintinologists in the world" — and a biographer of Jacques Derrida to boot — I thought I knew what to expect, and braced myself accordingly.
I am confronted with disappointment or my own intolerance and a bad mood to boot, I often name what is going on (in other words, I say, "Mommy is having a hard day, and I am feeling upset") so that the very mundane human "bad" feelings do not turn into some grim phantom in the room with me.
It's incredibly outdated, although that's not a great reason to boot it from crosswords, I guess.
That beautiful woman, my mother, didn't make me beautiful, and I'm a gimp to boot, and I've never touched a woman who's a woman, and they want to deny me even that release?
As an itinerant educator - and a linguist to boot - I have always had the lofty goal of learning the language of the country I'm living in.
So when I got it, when my job turned out to be creative and challenging and with a paycheck to boot, when I dispensed altogether with my student I.D. and burst forth into the independent adult world, I didn't expect to feel -- disappointed.
Every time it tried to boot up I'd get the desktop background and the Dock and then error boxes.
