Sentence examples similar to a friendly boost from inspiring English sources

Exiled in Turkey, Omar Souleyman has honed an east-west fusion that gives a club-friendly boost to his homeland's celebratory dabke style far more engaging than European turbo-folk.

In addition, they offer a one-stop-shop of resources to help you fix your bike, find a bike shop in your area, or even find a friendly cycle trainer to boost your skills.

'Written' giggling was also employed, which appeared to demonstrate an attempt to boost a friendly business/workplace relationship.

A friendly phone call to boost your spirits can't be underestimated.

How things stand: The dream of reaching the 2014 World Cup ended long before the conclusion of Scotland's qualifying campaign but morale-boosting wins over Croatia and Macedonia, and a friendly victory against Norway, boosted Gordon Strachan's side, who ended 2013 in 34th in the Fifa rankings.

Whether or not they boost sales, a friendly welcome is said to cut shoplifting.

While you can also get this boost from a friendly hug (or sex with someone you love), you can also relax yourself with your own touch.

And in March last year Saudi Arabia made Pakistan a "friendly gift" of $1.5 billion, a big boost to the government's finances.

Ferguson believes his home city's reputation for affording a friendly welcome to visitors should also boost Hampden's chances.

Still, even if the president-elect sees no need for an image boost, it may help him to have a friendly animal around.

If you don't understand something, boost your knowledge (and social skills) by asking a friendly classmate or fellow employee.