| It has threatened to boot England out of the tournament if the violence reoccurs. |
| I kept out of his way, because he looked quite mad, and was a bit smelly to boot. |
| On that summer league floor, James showed off the best of Magic Johnson's towering court vision, and had Jordan's lift to boot. |
| Essentially, the challenge is to catch abusive practices without catching harmless practices, to boot. |
| Bootleg pants start off with a straight cut from the waist down to boot level, where the leg begins to flare out slightly. |
| I lived my childhood and teens constantly terrified that someone would find out that my mother was barking mad and an alkie to boot. |
