Sentence examples for about beefing from inspiring English sources
They also previously had a discussion with at least one Republican operative about beefing up communications at the campaign committee.
Even before Tuesday's upset loss, the White House had been engaged in an ongoing internal discussion about beefing up its political operation, led by political director Bill Stepien.
In Parliament in December, Britain's prime minister, Gordon Brown, lapsed into Pushto when he talked about beefing up "traditional Afghan arbakai" (ie, tribal policing arrangements); he said Britain needed to "understand the tribal dynamics".Easier said than done.
A federal program dating back to the Clinton administration also uses armed police officers in school districts to bolster security, and Mr. LaPierre himself talked about beefing up the number of armed officers on campuses after the deadly shootings in 2007 at Virginia Tech.
But if it is serious about beefing up its software and services activities, HP may have to make sacrifices elsewhere.At the very least, Mr Apotheker will have to be clear when he speaks next week about the strategic logic that binds HP's disparate activities together.
They expected that there would be enough in the final communiqu bout the need for fiscal stimulus to satisfy Washington, with Europe ready to do more if its first spending package is not sufficient, and that there will be enough about beefing up regulation and international oversight to satisfy the Europeans.
Everybody was beefing about treatment their animals got.
The First Division is always beefing about something, which adds to its effectiveness as a fighting unit.
It's true, and the Daily Caller is beefing about it.
About beef, for instance?
