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boot sale

NOUN
  1. an outdoor sale at which people sell things from the trunk of their car

How To Use boot sale In A Sentence

  • He thought the thieves would dispose of the shop's stock at car boot sales or use them for family gifts.
  • But that law can't be used to stop people selling heaters at car boot sales.
  • Trading standards officer say the recent growth in car boot sales has provided a perfect outlet for the computer pirates.
  • Measures will also be taken to catch people who receive stolen goods - particularly those who use second-hand outlets and car boot sales.
  • Voice over Anyone considering selling counterfeit goods at car boot sales could face two years in prison or unlimited fines.
  • There are all sorts of what are called fetes here in England, along with flower shows and boot sales. Frenchless in France
  • Not your typical Rowland Hilder either ... quite often purchased as a 'Boots' print and featuring tip-carts, mangold wurzles, oast houses and wintery trees they're even disappearing from the car boot sales as the 'ironic decor' set pick up prints of The Green Girl along with the quintessentially English RH. A Drive in the Country
  • Interestingly, about as many folk regularly go to car boot sales. The Sun
  • It looked more like a table at a car boot sale than a kitchen. KICK BACK
  • In addition to car boot sales, officers had visited shops selling tobacco and drink.
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