What is "boasts"

Usage examples of "boasts".

She boasts that she took you in, though you pride yourself on your craft.

It is quite naturally and without any intention to deceive, that a young man accustomed to poverty, and ashamed of it when he speaks to a rich stranger, boasts of his means--of his fortune.

Southern California also boasts more than 57 billion convenient miles of freeway and many fascinating places to visit, although we frankly have no idea which exit you take to get to them.

The capital and largest city is Denver, which needless to say boasts museums, symphonies, etc.

Indiana also boasts higher education and Historic Fort Wayne, where men dressed in authentic old soldier costumes engage in authentic soldier activities and, if they are not careful, contract various authentic diseases.

New Orleans also boasts a number of historic sites, the major one being Nick G.

Nebraska Although it is usually thought of as a farm state, Nebraska boasts two area codes, 402 and 308, as well as the National Museum of Roller Skating, which is in Lincoln and is, shockingly, the only museum in the world dedicated solely to roller skating.

Modern Oklahoma boasts both plant and animal life as well as the National Softball Hall of Fame, where every day from nine A.

What to See in Canada Canada boasts numerous goose-infested lakes and several major cities that rival New York for sophistication, defined as lack of parking.

What to See in Holland The largest city in Holland is Amsterdam, a cultural center that boasts many beautiful historic churches that you can later claim you were visiting when you were in fact looking at live naked sex shows involving as many as 117 individual humans and the occasional unit of livestock.