Sentence examples for try to boot from inspiring English sources

"Now what we want to do is try to boot up this artificial genome into a cell and see if we can jump-start life," Krishnakumar says.

But if you're headed to the beach this holiday weekend, beware the killjoys who might try to boot you off the sand, especially in Malibu.

In fact, it was three Arizona congressmen who joined forces to try to boot Ready out of his GOP precinct committeeman post in 2008.

(Now we just need a professional bull rider to try to boot up a machine while coming out of the gate at a rodeo).

This will make your computer try to boot from the DVD first, loading DBAN.

If you don't remove the CD before rebooting, your computer may try to boot from it.

The Reds saw red and tried to boot and scrag the tourists out of their stride.

As Hugo Lloris dashed out of his area to meet it, the French international made a hash of trying to boot it clear.

[Daily News] New owners of Times Square's last flophouse are trying to boot all its tenants, but some simply refuse to leave.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, meanwhile, said his Christian faith helped him "be decent going forward" when protesters were trying to boot him out of office.

Between the wars, Reza Shah, Muhammad-Reza's father, tried to boot religion out of public life as he modernised his country on a shoestring.