Examples of 'him the boot' in a sentence
Meaning of "him the boot"
him the boot: This informal phrase means to dismiss, fire, or eject someone from a place or position. It implies asking someone to leave or removing them from a situation
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him the boot
They gave him the boot.
The Stars must be kicking themselves for giving him the boot.
She gave him the boot.
But it all started when his girlfriend Carrie gave him the boot.
I gave him the boot.
If he had not ditched the band first I would seriously have considered giving him the boot.
They gave him the boot after the war.
I heard the agence gave him the boot.
Security gave him the boot and the smell went with him.
Heard the bureau gave him the boot.
Give him the boot in November.
Lynch is giving him the boot.
Shall I give him the boot now? You can do it in the morning.
I heard the agency gave him the boot.
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But you literally gave him the boot.
They gave him the boot after the war . Poor chap, it 's a shame.
So Fiona gave him the boot.
He starts taking classes at community college. Army finally gives him the boot.
Or I would have given him the boot long since.
He slept with a student and beat up her boyfriend. They gave him the boot.
Shall I give him the boot now?
But he could not make rent, so they gave him the boot.
I'll give him the boot.
He dropped out of school, so Fiona gave him the boot.
Yeah, she gave him the boot.
I have got a lot of responsibilities . What 's going on? Lynch is giving him the boot.
If the hottie has a future, I give him the boot while he 's in his 20s.
I found this spy on the premises, sir . And I am giving him the boot.
And I am giving him the boot.
His one and only . Vice Principal DeSouza caught him . Gave him the boot.
So I had to give him the boot.
What 's going on? Lynch is giving him the boot.
Poor chap, it's a shame. They gave him the boot after the war.
Oxbridge places, right? They gave him the boot.
The muckety-mucks gave him the boot.
If you want, I can give him the boot.
For your sake, I say give him the boot.
Loyal to you, though . Or I would have given him the boot long since.
He 's outta here! Give him the boot.
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