Toot in a sentence

Abby and her Emotional Support Dog, Toot Toot, spend all of their time together when at home.

He’s used to singing such bayou classics as “Walking to New Orleans” and “Don’t Mess With My Toot-Toot” under much swampier conditions.

This feature-length film was also a musical, featuring Al Jolson singing "Dirty Hands, Dirty Face", "Toot, Toot, Tootsie", " Blue Skies " and " My Mammy ".

Its remit would be to visit the traditional European capitals of civic iniquity and report back toot sweet.

Mayor Lizzie Deane was on hand to start the runners with a toot of an air horn - and later present them with medals at the finish line.

The group, who were encouraging passers by to toot their horns or give them a wave in support of their plea, claim that rising inflation rates mean the offer would amount to a real terms pay cut.

Another Syrian agricultural worker in Umm Toot, Mohammed Khalil, 58, said at first he didn't know where exactly the strike had hit.

But it sounds like with retirement, as with other goals, it's important to sort of take a step back and, you know, not to toot our own horn too much.

I learned a lot, discovered what I was (and wasn't) into, and, if I may toot my own horn, I'd say it made me the skilled lover I am today.

A Toot for Tucker spokeswoman said the drive started at 6pm and would be supported by Oamaru, Waiareka Valley and Waianakarua Lions Clubs.

Charteris was an elderly linen trader from Toot Baldon, his body had been discovered in a ditch on the edge of the Harcourt family’s Nuneham estate with his pockets emptied and ‘his head cut in a most shocking manner’.

Not to toot our own horn, but we're on a pretty crazy ATS picks streak right now.

One side can build anything from luxury cars to rooty toot toots and rummy tum tums; while the other is limited in their construction of toys and aircraft parts.

So early this spring, when Searsport residents recall seeing a handwritten sign placed outside Bayview Manor asking drivers to toot their support, it seemed like a socially distant way to encourage residents to stay strong during the pandemic.

The bistro is named after Ernest Forsyth – an ancestor of the current owners – who was known as Toot.

Your patience with my pitchy ass at 19. The way you sang toot it and boot it around the studio echoing in the halls.

HUD Secretary Ben Carson didn't just take his son on a HUD-paid listening toot after HUD lawyers warned him not to.

I tell you this not to toot my own horn but to underline that in my opinion, people of color are the soul of America.

Not like we’re trying to toot our own horn here, but we did pick the Hurricanes to make the playoffs.

Speaking of which, Black isn't reluctant to toot his own horn.