Sentence examples for to boot it is from inspiring English sources

Dismissing the appeal on Thursday, Lady Justice Arden said: "MGN cannot expect this court to come to its rescue and find some way of finding the awards to be excessive when its staff have been responsible for disgraceful conduct with such distressing consequences, and when to boot it is quite unable itself to point to actual awards that it contends are wrong.

If your PC crashes and is unable to boot, it is an excellent idea to have a second copy to work with so you can troubleshoot.

As a matter of governance, economics and most other objective indicators, it's a disaster and, to boot, it's not even good politics.

Sweeter and cheaper than a Champagne, and a good cocktail mixer to boot, it's understandably now many people's go-to fizz.

But since Mompou is a tapas bar — with ultra-hip décor to boot — it's a good alternative to the classic Spanish restaurants in the area.

Hodge is, or was, a noted Blairite, and an early adopter to boot (it was, I've read, her husband Henry who persuaded Tony and Cherie to move from Hackney to Islington, the two couples living next door to one another for a while).

To boot, it's nearly impossible to rid these toxins from our homes.

To boot, it's one of those rare all-inclusives that feels charming and thoughtful — offering quality and quantity, with no social director (or karaoke or pool games) in sight.

To boot -- it's entirely free.

And to boot, it's more measurable than it ever was on TV".

It was totally irrational -- didn't make any sense at all -- and, to boot, it was unconstitutional.