Sentence examples for with a boot from inspiring English sources
With a boot on his neck and a gun at his head, Hugo played the fool.
Some wore T-shirts emblazoned with a boot stomping on the Constitution.
With a boot cast on his foot, and despair in his mood, Ewing watched from the bench in a suit.
It all ended with a boot to Gina Rinehart's cardboard face and a parting message: "Ditch Clive.
9.01pm: Naismith gets booked after his overhead kicks ends up with a boot in a defender's face.
Alexander followed with runs of 8 and 13 yards, and Brown ended the drama with a boot.
Episode one began with a boot smashing through a wooden door, and ended with a fist shattering a glass one.
"They're less bulky" than Heelys, he said, "like a dance shoe with a boot for ankle support".
"There were lots of things I found on the floor, one of his jazz pieces with a boot print".
He went from not being able to stand on his own to walking, then walking on a treadmill with a boot, then jogging lightly.
His favourite pairs are from Russell & Bromley and Red Wing and his next Chelsea purchase is likely to be from Saint Laurent – the Parisian label that totally owns the drainpipe-finished-with-a-boot-swagger runway look.
