Sentence examples for a quick boost from inspiring English sources

And, sadly, his harsh new tone has given him a quick boost in the polls.

"We had a quick boost there for about a 10-day or a two-week period".

Many are suggesting another try at increasing infrastructure investment, but that would do little to provide a quick boost.

Local officials, Mr Wang says, are after political prestige and a quick boost to local GDP; they are happy to leave their successors to grapple with the debts.

It's equally good at whisking, mixing and kneading and there's a turbo boost button for when you need a quick boost of power.

The most intriguing name was the undefeated Gerald Nobles (20-0, 16 knockouts), who at age 31 could use a quick boost to his visibility.

Commercial fertilizer is like junk food for plants: the soil gets a huge quick boost of nitrogen that fades quickly.

"I'd always throw up," said Quinn, who started guzzling it at the urging of his father and his uncle, for a quick energy boost.

Birds need a good supply of nourishing food – oil rich seeds, nuts, millet and suet – for a quick energy boost in autumn and winter.

And, finally, don't forget both the Democratic and Republican senators who have decided to get a quick populist boost by turning one of the few adults we have left — Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke — into a piñata.

"The Purpose-Driven Life," the best-selling book by the California pastor Rick Warren, got a quick sales boost after reports earlier this month that it helped Ashley Smith, the hostage in the Atlanta courthouse killings case, persuade her captor to release her.