How to pronounce “boast” in English

You boast for me.

But boasting that he can do it by 2024 I think is not realistic.

It does not boast.

So just briefly to boast, this little book is currently available in 25 languages.

But they would not boast, of course, how accurate those algorithms are.

He'd boast, and other people would then reject him.

Anyone can be a boast bitch.

My soul makes its boast in the Lord.

curtain country that boast all kinds of liberties that are really just for show you.

Some pizzerias boast, like, a 1200 degree oven and cook for 60 seconds.

a country that boasts about being a land of opportunity for all ensuring meaningful economic opportunity

One in particular is boasting a 5% over-wintering loss, which is unheard of.

Now the agent network boasts about 600,000 around the country.

It seems boastful, but it isn't as if we make a lot of profit.

So Paul Vigna boasts a collective 20 years of journalism experience as a market reporter for the "Wall Street Journal."

So today boasts over two dozen full time employees, scores of part time employees, and I think it's over like, is it, 20,000 volunteer veterans

And she boasts over half a million followers on Twitter.

Don't pull rank or boast.

And if you choose not to boast about it, then that's your business,' as if I would dare have said such a thing in the aerodrome.

We don't like to boast about what we've done.

Unlike the others who were always boasting their religious allegiance, bragging of their great deeds beseeching God to favorite them in battles, Silent One said nothing.

But the thing that my collaborators like to boast about is that even though we had four megabytes, we were doing simulations-- simulations,

And we also would not be able to boast of the fact that Ufani School now usually goes between one and fourth out of 150 schools.

There's a term I have in the book called 'boast bitch.'

I think we need to create a marketplace at Google for boast bitches.

And I think the only one that I could maybe boast a little right to play on is one that we might call not being afraid to push yourself

meter runner of the 1960's Milkha Singh who used to boast that he trained so hard that he used to pee blood.

But tobacco companies worked to stay ahead of the narrative: boasting that their cigarettes were healthier, safer, gentler,

the First Step Act is something that's going to be boasted about from both sides of the aisle as we move up to this election.

And he boasts that he's not interested in the reason why man is indifferent between one bundle of goods and another bundle of goods.

Singapore, which boasts one of the lowest crime rates in the world, once reported four such heists in a single week.

wipes a beneath the floorboards Hideway and a boastful baddy getting his arm chopped

found out that there was an Insurgent around boasting of having planted 200 bombs would launch a raid go down and

I mean, what other city in America can boast that it speaks a second language other than Spanish, right?

ruins, succeed beyond your dreams and boast about it, fail abjectly and try again.

ruins, succeed beyond your dreams and boast about it, fail abjectly and try again.

But you cannot keep boasting about it.

And so one time, he's bragging and boasting around his friends about, oh, yeah, she go to practice every day, but I could take her.

they have taken fifteen and twenty cars off the road and they are now boasting about that in terms of their Green credentials, rightly so.

So if we are recorded so you can listen to it 1,000 times-- and I feel that some musicians boast about--

If you feel comfortable with the word bitch, you can call it a boast bae, whatever.

That's why I don't want to ever boast on hey, look what I did.

And yet it still can boast of at least one unambiguous accomplishment.

the end of the year at the end of 2011 here are the two or three things I want to boast about to say that's where we

how many of you have kids but anyways which of the following child friendly Mexican restaurants uh boast its own tortilla maker on site and insight in

Andrew and I got into a little competition while working on this book, each boasting our bona fides as the true Fennel King.

Some other people are very good at that and feel much more comfortable without it being boastful or anything.

And then I followed the NYPD, and they're constantly boasting about their data-driven criminal justice stuff, and how they peg people as gang members

But how does pride fit in with being humble, not boasting, and helping your coworkers to be better?