Sentence examples for versatile boot from inspiring English sources

£45, Topshop, www.topshop.com The versatile boot Not only are wedge ankle boots the height of chic this season, they're also tremendously easy to walk in.

GQ.com fashion editor Nick Carvell, who only wears the Chelsea – "They're simply the smartest, most versatile boot a man can have in his armoury" – applauds Cameron for trying to modernise his wardrobe.

The most versatile boots, however, are the soft suede styles that ascend over the knee.

This sweet-and-sour dish not only melts in the mouth but is simple to make and versatile to boot – great in a sandwich, as an accompaniment to grilled meat or fish, or as antipasto.

Joshua Bingaman, a former sneaker dealer who started his own line of handmade work boots 18 month ago, in Austin, Tex., said that the demand for the conservative and versatile dress boots in his quirky-cool line, called Helm, had persuaded him to expand in that direction next season.

The bag is all sorts of stylish and a versatile packer to boot.

A highly versatile style, the Kinzey boot by Sam Edelman will keep up with you both at the office and on weekends.

The last ten minutes alone typified what a versatile player Roughead is – booting his only goal for the game, taking contested marks in the middle, providing relief down back in the absence of the injured James Frawley and on the final siren, laying a lunging tackle on Jake Carlisle to prevent a last-gasp score.

The black and white colorblock detail makes these boots very versatile while still making a statement.

Wear two trends in one with these versatile, warm-weather-appropriate cowboy boots.

A pair of black flat (or small-heeled) boots are so versatile and can be dressed up or down in a flash.