How to use "boots" in a sentence

Soft sand covers the tops of my boots

She was wearing a blue dress, black woolen stockings, men's boots, and a black straw bonnet

Then he sat on some stone steps and took off one of his boots, which was hurting his toe

Her clothes were all old and dirty: a long black jacket down to her knees, petticoats, stockings, a black skirt, and boots

Her stockings were white, her bonnet black, and she was wearing boots

She was wearing a red handkerchief around her neck, a black jacket, men's boots, and an old white apron

He was dressed like a gentleman in a long dark coat, dark hat, and boots with buttons

'Our daughters barefoot and without a dress between them, while she wears leather boots and a fur coat? You must be wrong

Taking off his boots, he quietly climbed on to the cupboard and looked through the hole in the wall

'Tomorrow you'll have fur boots!' her father called out after her.

I wear a cheap hat, my jacket has lost half its buttons and there are holes in my boots.' He turned away from her and stood with his face pressed to the trunk of a tree, almost ready to faint

And they are both dirty: their skin, boots and clothes all covered in red sand.

"Fantastic," said Sala, taking off her wet boots

You aren't wearing boots."

To Tina, Elliot said, "What else will we need besides thermal clothing, boots, and snowshoes?"

First, they had visited a sporting-goods store, purchasing two Gore-Tex Thermolite storm suits, boots, snowshoes, compact tins of backpacker's rations, cans of Sterno, and other survival gear

'You don't think it might be someone else wearing the gardener's boots?'

Next, there was a very old coat, then an old cap and an old pair of boots

'Aren't you putting the boots in?' asked Harris.

I opened the suitcase again, and packed the boots

Get my best boots ready, please.'