Sentence for boots | Use boots in a sentence

Sentence with word boots. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use boots in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for boots.

• Not pack boots again? (8)
• Does he put his boots out? (8)
• He drew his muddy boots on. (8)
• His eye fell on his wet boots. (8)
• One can read it on your boots. (10)
• Tod sat down and took his boots off. (8)
• What did he want with boots at his age? (8)
• Mr. Dennant kept his eyes fixed on his boots. (8)
• At what time did you take his clothes and boots? (8)
• I had given those boots up, when one evening they came. (8)
• The three made chorus in a noise of boots on the floor. (10)
• It came from Dominique, who was holding out a pair of boots. (8)
• Was I to go as a servant, and black boots and scrub floors? (12)
• How high the heels of the pretty boots, how small the tender. (9)
• My fellow-prisoner took off his boots and was soon sound asleep. (7)
• And for some minutes he remained motionless, looking at his boots. (8)
• It was as if he had hacked with his thick boots at a clump of bluebells. (8)
• Looking at that polished row of boots, Cecilia felt lonely and unsatisfied. (8)
• It was hard to leave so many shining boots, but one must sacrifice something. (8)
• He wore Hessian boots; a voluminous black cloak hung loosely from his shoulders. (10)
• The skirts of his grey coat were square-shaped, and so were the toes of his boots. (8)
• His heart swelled, and he went out, stilling the sound of his patent-leather boots. (8)
• He lay down on a sofa, and his valet drew his boots off and threw a cloak over him. (10)
• Venetia flung herself into a chair and flicked the tips of her boots with her whip. (13)
• With a sigh he dropped back to earth, and sitting on that chair, took off his boots. (8)
• My father, I know, walked up from Wales, mending boots on his road for a livelihood. (10)
• He had imagined them immaculate before her eyes in high brown boots and Bedford cords. (8)
• Harz saw that he had drawn off one of his boots, and stretched the foot out on a cushion. (8)
• The old familiar boots, no longer in dignified isolation, were huddled in the single window. (8)
• The outlay for hats, boots, and other articles of attire for the army is heavy and ceaseless. (21)
• Just before sunset my raft was complete and freighted with my outer clothing, boots and pistol. (7)
• The roan rushed past the little groom, whose top boots seemed to twinkle as he jumped up behind. (8)
• There in the kitchen Biddy was washing up, and Susie and Billy putting on their boots for school. (8)
• He is a square, medium-sized man, clean-shaved, in a serviceable blue serge suit and strong boots. (8)
• Hilary saw them eyeing her boots, and, suddenly forgetting his role of looker-on, he became very angry. (8)
• She had evidently been riding, for she wore high boots and a skirt which had enabled her to sit astride. (8)
• He carried a walking-stick freshly cut from the forest and his ailing cowskin boots were white with dust. (1)
• Nearly all were dirty; some had whole boots, some half boots, and two or three had none. (8)
• Napoleon knew it in war, when he looked to the boots and great-coats of his men; those were his fractions. (10)
• Still there, in the window, were the slim pumps, the patent leathers with cloth tops, the sooty riding boots. (8)
• His three-cornered lace hat, curled wig, heavy-trimmed surcoat, and high boots, reminded me of Prince Eugene. (10)
• For the chill of the water I had no further care, and laying off my boots and outer clothing I prepared to swim. (7)
• The moon-faced member with the patent boots came up and began talking of his recent visit to the south of France. (8)
• A week later, passing the little street, I thought I would go in and tell him how splendidly the new boots fitted. (8)
• During this speech, his black-gloved hands were clenching and unclenching, and he shifted his broad, shining boots. (8)
• His tweed office suit was rumpled out of shape, and there were signs of the muddy roads on his trousers and boots. (13)
• At that he lowered his eyes, as if hunting for memory of those boots, and I felt sorry I had mentioned this grave thing. (8)
• Algernon faced about, and swore an oath from his boots upward; so vehement was his disgust, and all-pervading his amazement. (10)
• Algernon faced about, and swore an oath from his boots upward; so vehement was his disgust, and all-pervading his amazement. (22)
• And as I moved to the door, I would hear the tip-tap of his bast slippers restoring him, up the stairs, to his dream of boots. (8)
• His silk hat has a date no earlier than the year before the last, and his boots, scrupulously polished, are innocent of patches. (1)
• He was rather shabby and slovenly in dress, and he had fallen unkempt, after the country fashion, as to his hair and beard and boots. (9)
• The squire came in to them, groaning over his boots, cross with his fragile wife, and in every mood for satire, except to receive it. (10)
• The squire came in to them, groaning over his boots, cross with his fragile wife, and in every mood for satire, except to receive it. (22)
• Their silk hats shone, and their boots; their frocks had the right distension behind, and their bonnets perfect poise and distinction. (9)
• He stared gloomily through the dusk at his patent-leather boots, and every now and then he flicked his evening trousers with the letter. (8)
• And rain, the heaviest you can meet, is a lively companion when the resolute pacer scorns discomfort of wet clothes and squealing boots. (10)
• The young foreigner at length emerged, unshaved indeed, and innocent of boots, but having in other respects an air of gratifying affluence. (8)
• This morning the door-posts up and down my corridor showed not a single pair of trousers; not a pair of boots flattered the lonely doormats. (9)
• Now we have the consequences of hollow peacemaking, in a suffrage that bids fair to extend to the wearing of hats and boots for a qualification. (10)
• Dandy was the cleaner of boots and runner of errands in the household of Melchisedec, having originally entered it on a dark night by the cellar. (10)
• She stole noiselessly from bed, noiselessly gathered up his boots and clothes all tumbled on to a chair, and took them forth to the dressing-room. (8)
• Suddenly the city seemed to breathe, and Shelton saw that he was not alone; an unconsidered trifle with inferior boots was asleep upon his doorstep. (8)
• It was a scene of flaring feathers, wide-flapped bonnets, flaunting hose, blue and battered steel plates, slashed woollen haunch-bags, leather-leggings, ensigns, and imperious boots and shoulders. (10)

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