| "Alas, I think I may boast myself to be, with all possible vanity, "the most unlearned and uninformed female "who ever dared to call herself an authoress. " | |
| "And having thee, of all men's pride I boast..." | |
| "Don't boast your broken Punjabi to me" | |
| "I had riches too great to count... "could boast of a high ancestral name... | |
| "It is a rare man who can boast of becoming a bankrupt "before even coming of age. | |
| "Alas, I think I may boast myself to be, with all possible vanity, "the most unlearned and uninformed female "who ever dared to call herself an authoress. " | |
| "And having thee, of all men's pride I boast..." | |
| "Don't boast your broken Punjabi to me" | |
| "I had riches too great to count... "could boast of a high ancestral name... | |
| "It is a rare man who can boast of becoming a bankrupt "before even coming of age. | |
| "Alea boasts est!" (The die is cast! | |
| "Everyone boasts about charity and all." | |
| "It is mine and everybody': opinion," boasts a trooper, | |
| "Part 5" boasts one of the highest body counts in "Friday the 1 3th" history. | |
| 'How smug you are, reader, 'if you are a member of that sex that boasts a scrag of gristle in your trousers. | |
| "Alea boasts est!" (The die is cast! | |
| "Everyone boasts about charity and all." | |
| "It is mine and everybody': opinion," boasts a trooper, | |
| "Part 5" boasts one of the highest body counts in "Friday the 1 3th" history. | |
| 'How smug you are, reader, 'if you are a member of that sex that boasts a scrag of gristle in your trousers. | |
| "He boasted and tried to intimidate you." | |
| "This bird," boasted the market vendor... | |
| "green meadows were bracketed by vast forests of every wood the state boasted. | |
| 'He boasted that he had a golden goose lined up.' | |
| 'The producers said we'd be staying that night 'at the Million Stars Motel, 'which boasted "the finest fish restaurant in the outback". | |
| "He who joins a fight last, will be boasting the most." | |
| 'Death Valley, one of the most inhospitable places on earth, 'boasting some of the toughest terrain a car could ever face.' | |
| (Normal voice) What do you say you drag out that bike you've been boasting about and see if you can keep up with me? | |
| - Aren't you boasting, perhaps? | |
| - He's just boasting. | |
| "He boasted and tried to intimidate you." | |
| "This bird," boasted the market vendor... | |
| "green meadows were bracketed by vast forests of every wood the state boasted. | |
| 'He boasted that he had a golden goose lined up.' | |
| 'The producers said we'd be staying that night 'at the Million Stars Motel, 'which boasted "the finest fish restaurant in the outback". | |
| "He who joins a fight last, will be boasting the most." | |
| 'Death Valley, one of the most inhospitable places on earth, 'boasting some of the toughest terrain a car could ever face.' | |
| (Normal voice) What do you say you drag out that bike you've been boasting about and see if you can keep up with me? | |
| - Aren't you boasting, perhaps? | |
| - He's just boasting. | |
