बूटब्लैक इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

When Guilledo was 11, he sailed to Iloilo City to work as a bootblack.

This change was made largely because it was commonly held that women had a significant disadvantage competing for ballots from the mostly gay male IML attendees, who often base their bootblack selection at least partly on their sexual attraction to the bootblack.

Contestants are evaluated by a panel of judges on the basis of their technical bootblacking skills, how they present themselves on stage and in public and what they say in an interview with the judges.

Contestants are given a location in the IML Leather Market at which they perform bootblacking services.

Weekend ticket package holders (as well as judges, contestants, and vendors) are each provided with a bootblack ballot which is redeemable for one shine by the bootblack of the voter's choice.

The bootblack contestants work during the Friday, Saturday, and Sunday of IML during the time that the Leather Market is open, a total of approximately 20 hours over three days.

In previous years, the bootblacks were allowed to shine boots and collect tickets at all times during the weekend.

Since 2001, the bootblack contestants have established a gentlemen's agreement at the start of the weekend that they will not shine boots or accept ballots except during the established competition hours.

This agreement was conceived to give the contestants the freedom to take time to enjoy the weekend without feeling the pressure to always be bootblacking.

When Rex Stout's fictional detective Nero Wolfe deals with the distraught daughter of his bootblack in the novel Kill Now—Pay Later (1961), he suspects hunger, as much as the shock of her father's death, is responsible for her emotional instability, and tells his cook, "Tea with honey, Fritz.

Other expenses included '1,619 for a '125 bootblack stand and $3,257 for a $325 "mahogany case in the Senate barber shop".