Sentence examples for all to boost from inspiring English sources
The Suns, who beat the Timberwolves for the first time in four tries this season, have won four of five over all to boost their lead to 1 games over idle Houston for the eighth and final playoff spot in the West with seven to play.
On the garden's fence hang fliers advertising a coming fund-raising trip to Atlantic City, a fishing trip for porgies off City Island and a raffle — all to boost the garden's $5,690.27 bank balance, which covers supplies and is supplemented by the $30 annual fee the 37 members pay.
Given the populations involved, usage doesn't need to grow by very much at all to boost global oil consumption significantly.Currently, there are about 6.7 billion people in the world, who use about 4.8 barrels of oil per year each, for about 32 billion barrels per year.
The administration has itself in recent months put tariffs on steel and lumber and supported a vast increase in farm subsidies albeit all to boost votes for fast-track, if you believe some officials.No clear mandateMr Bush's victory was narrow, and he paid a protectionist price for it.
But somehow all this seemed to boost his standing.
A recent column pointed to an alternative explanation of why business investment is so low (given all the efforts to boost it), from a book by Andrew Smithers.
Companies authorize stock repurchase plans all the time to boost the value of their stock.
Aided by a defensive corps that helped prevent second chances, Leighton stopped all 16 shots in the first period -- and 30 over all -- to boost the Flyers to a 3-0 victory and a two-games-to-none lead in the Eastern Conference finals.
It was all intended to boost the regime".
Lambert, Lallana and Rodriguez (twice) all scored to boost their chances of a jaunt to Brazil.
Residential building improvements are touching record highs.These improved economic conditions are all helping to boost confidence.
