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Everything she wore, down to her boots and even her bootlaces so neatly threaded and knotted, was mysterious and provocative.
Mr. Twist tied his bootlaces with such annoyance that he got them into knots.
Note the fine details revealed, down to the metal tags of the bootlace and the nails in the heel of the boot.
With the hairpin one could easily make a fair fish-hook—and with a bootlace or a good hemp cord one could make a rabbit snare.
In that instance, a man stepped off a footpath into a forecourt to tie his bootlace.
We shall finish up as a nation selling bootlaces on the street corner if that becomes our national attitude.
His mind may be absent from his bootlaces because it is far away, seeking higher things.
I have known men who could not do up their bootlaces.
I do not think that we can put things right country by country, each trying to do up our own bootlaces.
It will be remembered that last year we removed the tax from a batch of household goods like bootlaces, toothbrushes and so on.
We selected such things as toothbrushes, bootlaces and school satchels and exempted them from the tax entirely.
This man, who left school at the age of 14 with a very sketchy education, pulled himself up by his own bootlaces.
The poor should be able to pull themselves up by their own bootlaces.
That country had to pull itself up by the bootlaces and start from scratch.
It is our responsibility to pull ourselves up by our own bootlaces.
It is like offering a man a pair of bootlaces in the winter time, with the prospect of getting a pair of boots in the spring.
One might facetiously describe bricklayers working on chimney stacks as working on their bootlaces rather than wait for a scaffolder to come along and put up the scaffolding.
If we are not to be depopulated and impoverished there is only one cure for our ills; it is to pull ourselves up by our own bootlaces.
Some followers disagreed with entering the world of commerce but the shops were successful, selling everything from soap to suspenders, bacon to bootlaces.
