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boot camp

NOUN
  1. camp for training military recruits

How To Use boot camp In A Sentence

  • But don't worry, this isn't boot camp, where the sergeant barks at you all day long.
  • For Dunbar, 19, who cried during the ceremony, finishing boot camp was the high school graduation he missed.
  • After boot camp, the sergeant encouraged some of us tougher boys who could shoot a little to volunteer for what he called the scout/snipers. ONE SHOT-ONE KILL
  • the rigors of boot camp
  • Now a younger generation of gym bunnies has put the boot camp back into ballet. Times, Sunday Times
  • Now a younger generation of gym bunnies has put the boot camp back into ballet. Times, Sunday Times
  • It's an attempt to break down the weak, like the hazing in boot camp.
  • Now a younger generation of gym bunnies has put the boot camp back into ballet. Times, Sunday Times
  • Incidentally, the term "boot camp" itself has undergone a semantic recalibration, and now primarily denotes the period between the X Factor auditions and the live shows, as opposed to a training academy for military recruits. The Guardian World News
  • Earlier this year Matthew Hayden wrote of the great leg-spinner's nicotine dependency, recounting the tale of the Australian boot camp before the 2006-07 Ashes: All we were allowed to take was a backpack, a sleeping bag, a hutchie field shelter sheet, a couple of shirts, two pairs of socks, undies and joggers. The Nursery End
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