Sentence examples for your boots off from inspiring English sources

Oh, and you won't have to take your boots off.

Besides, taking your boots off slows you down.

Watch out for its beak when you bend over to take your boots off.

A grain warehouse … brings forth banks of black flies, rats in hundreds and the residue of burnt wheat, a sticky mess that pulls your boots off".

As you follow these back toward the highway, using your hands, sliding occasionally, sitting deliberately beneath the spray to cool off or taking your boots off to chill your feet in the water, you get the uncanny sensation that you're a water molecule yourself, propelled by gravity, surging, dropping, leaping, carried by a sure, almost effortless impulse down, down, down toward the valley below.

"You can choose if you want to take your boots off or not," the burly official at Berlin airport security told me.

But you have to take your boot off his throat.

Just for a little while you have to take your boot off his throat".

It sucked the boots off your feet if you tried to walk through it".

OK, I've been a few times, and I don't usually fall over – but this is because it's quite easy to avoid falling over if you just shuffle around the edge of the rink, staying at finger length from the handrail at all times, muttering about all the mulled wine you're going to consume as soon as someone yanks these murderous boots off your feet.

Take her boots off and put them on your Barbie.