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Should our party be led by someone who boasts of a hard heart?

The school also boasts an international community of students from 43 different countries.

When things are going well for him, he always boasts.

Coming home with a 1-5 record is nothing to boast about.

But it is not the kind the school boasts about.

After all, not one of them had anything to boast about.

At one time the place had boasted some level of security.

When they'd finally run out of things to boast about.

President Bush boasts about 1.5 million new jobs over the past 11 months.

They never really boasted to their friends like other people's parents sometimes did.

But you would never have heard him boast about it.

I'm never one to boast or talk about what I've done.

Even, it seems, when the government has something to boast about.

But I did not bring you here to boast of that.

Especially as there was so little else for your press to boast about?

But why that should have been anything to boast of, I do not know.

She had more to boast about than any of the other girls in her class.

It's a thing she has boasted of all through her life.

As of 2006, the city boasts almost 4,400 in population.

The school also boasts a record of 691-303-37 from 1899-2008.

All that you have done is my will, he had boasted.

He used to boast about how learned we were to his friends.

No one takes anything from me and lives to boast of it.

Because you're your mother's son and at least everything she boasted that you were.

That would be a 140-mile day, something to boast about.

We would not have had her without that little boast.

That was not said as a boast but a fact.

He was not the man to sit back and boast.

On May 19, the author of that boast will be 44 years old.

Anyone who has been there, however, can understand and almost believe that boast.

The same boast can be made by anyone in Kansas.

It was not a boast, just a statement of fact.

To back up his boast he made me a bet.

It was not so much a boast as a wish.

In an odd sort of way, it might even be a boast.

He makes it his boast that nobody ever got away from him.

We will see now if that is just an empty boast.

The king heard, and demanded she be brought to put her husband's boast to the test.

That boast has not been borne out by his campaign.

That is not a boast, merely fact which I can read at every moment in her eyes.

It was a boast of what the murderer had done.

They paid each other little mind, coming together only to make an occasional boast.

He'd never seen such a filthy place, and that was no mean boast.

On second thought, that is one boast he may want to reconsider.

Indeed, the boast is not without a shade of truth.

"Would that all of us could make the same boast.

You would have to know Harold to understand that this is not exactly a boast.

Now it can add a rebel force to that boast.

This was still the best in the world, if the only such Russian product of which he could make that boast.

Richard knew it was no idle boast on her part.