Examples of 'leave your boots' in a sentence
Meaning of "leave your boots"
leave your boots: this phrase is commonly used as a reminder or instruction to someone to remove their boots before entering a place, usually a home or a specific area where outdoor footwear is not allowed
How to use "leave your boots" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
leave your boots
Leave your boots outside the door.
And can you remember to leave your boots outside of the flat?
Leave your boots in the corner.
Tomorrow, you have to bring slippers and you leave your boots out here.
Please leave your boots by the door.
Leave your boots off.
And can you remember to leave your boots outside of the flat? She's fine.
Leave your boots on as long as you can, or until they have dried.
Well, go on, leave your boots on.
Leave your boots off. Put your clothes on.
You can leave your boots right here.
Leave your boots outside the door . Do not go tracking snow all over the house.
No, you can leave your boots on. Works every time.
Leave your boots outside the door, dear.
Ohh… Johnny. Leave your boots outside the door.
See also
Leave your boots in the corner . Go on, sit down.
Oh, Johnny . Leave your boots outside the door, dear.
Leave your boots outside the door, dear. Johnny.
And leave your boots round the back.
Never leave your boots in direct sunlight or sun.
You can leave your boots at the front when you are done.
You can leave your boots and belongings at a table in the chalet.
You can leave your boots at the front when you are done . Try me.
You can leave your boots at the front when you're done, - I will be right outside.
Well, go on, leave your boots on . It gives it a bit of crunch.
You can leave your boots at the front when you're done. - Try me.
