Sentence examples for traces of boot from inspiring English sources

The youngest is the twenty-eight-year-old Oscar Murillo, a much hyped star from Colombia by way of London, whose canvases are as likely to bear traces of boot marks as brushstrokes.

You could see traces of boot-bang bruises on her shins.

The forensic examination of the lead pipes found at the murder scene and in the Corsair's boot revealed traces of blood on the pipe from 46 Lower Belgrave Street.

There are compensations: we have time, we have space, and the countryside is stunning, and, er... well, if you see a sheepish-looking couple sitting in a warm, cosy Shepherd's Bush pub later in the year, a few traces of mud round their boots, looking a little sadder and a little wiser than is usual in someone of that age, that will be us.

Or better yet and without one trace of irony, "Left boot".

It is clear that double BOOT has predictive performance superior to that of BOOT, with double BOOT having a smaller PMSE about 70% of the time.

These are another type of boot that people like wear as snow boots, that make bad snow boots.

In 1917, his offices were occupied by the French military, who melted down many of Méliès's films to gather the traces of silver from the film stock and make boot heels from the celluloid.

Wash the hiking boots in warm, mild soapy water to remove all traces of mud and dirt; you can use a rag to wipe over the boots.

Another article in the car's boot was tested and found to have traces of nitroglycerine on it, indicating the presence of a weapon.

In a place where the thickness of the encroaching jungle threatens to erase all traces of the past, their tools unearth what they later identify as parts of boots, safety vests -- and human bone among the weeds.