to boot
Example Sentences
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Finally, he explored Amazon’s advertising business as an “underappreciated growth driver” — and with high margins to boot.
From MarketWatch
Both films leveraged their splashy debuts to become some of the best-performing global hits of the year, and were nominated for the best-picture Oscar, to boot.
From New York Times
A default would send the economy into the recession it has so far avoided, analysts say, and do long-term damage to the nation to boot.
From Reuters
Plants with these genes can survive temperatures of up to 38℃ and produce better yields to boot.
From Salon
It packs in the cutting edge gadgetry and premium features, with impressive range to boot.
From Washington Post
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
