To Boot

With stunning architecture, some of the world s most beautiful beaches and culture to-boot, it s no wonder Europe is the first place many North American travelers... ❋ AOL Travel News (2011)

With stunning architecture, some of the world's most beautiful beaches and culture to-boot, it's no wonder Europe is the first place many North American travelers flock to. ❋ AOL Travel News (2011)

With stunning architecture, some of the world's most beautiful beaches and culture to-boot, it's no wonder Europe is the first place many North American travelers... ❋ AOL Travel News (2011)

Red Bull duo Vettel and Webber went on to lap a gaping seven tenths of a second out-of-reach of anybody else in qualifying, with no significant updates to the RB6 to-boot. ❋ Unknown (2010)

They drop the names of fancy schools, degrees, and store-bought SAT scores to-boot. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Seventh and ninth until the disqualification of the Toyota duo elevated them to sixth and seventh respectively, Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen wound up just over a tenth apart from each other and both almost a full second adrift of the pace-setting Brawn GP machine of Jenson Button - and, as it would transpire, lighter on fuel to-boot [see separate story - click here]. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Just listen to the link .... you will love all the ties to-boot ... (not like there aren't plenty we don't know aleady) shawn228 ❋ Unknown (2009)

Despite a number of side-by-side duels - most notably with Mark Webber - and several close calls to-boot, no progress was able to be made until the first round of pit-stops. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Been saying this since yesterday sometime, just wait, at least half or more of the Senators on the 'R' side of the aisle will confirm her ... the gal who has supported Tiller the Baby Killer to-boot. thebutlerdidit ❋ Unknown (2009)

So it was a bit of a shock to walk back into work on Monday and see a room full of Na’vi women (and Jewish to-boot) in our Ann Loeb Bronfman Gallery (on view through January 29th). ❋ Unknown (2010)

A rough fellow to-boot, Horse Shoe, who might, from appearance, have turned out a troublesome customer. " ❋ Unknown (1852)