Sentence examples for anything that enhances from inspiring English sources

Anything that enhances my boobs, nips in at the waist and covers my arms to the elbows.

For this reason, anything that enhances the link between the miners and family and friends should be encouraged.

Facebook is on the prowl for anything that enhances its presence on mobile devices, and the app is popular because it works.

But this time, it looks as if airline companies are more reluctant to eliminate anything that enhances perceptions of their customer service -- the parts of their operation that directly affect passengers.

"The Four Nations is great from our point of view because it puts international rugby league in the spotlight, and anything that enhances the profile of the game is something we openly welcome".

Players in the trenches, running backs like Peterson who take the most (and hardest) hits, and the linebackers who deliver those shots tend to favor anything that enhances protection.

So anything that could enhance patients' recovery during the three- to six-month post-stroke period when 90percentt of whatever recovery a patient's going to experience occurs, as a rule, would be a home run.

The Chavez coalition, Patriotic Pole, is running a rival slate, meaning the president has little interest in doing anything that would enhance Mr. Laya's popularity, though the federal government denies that the rivalry has anything to do with why money for relief and reconstruction efforts has slowed to a trickle.

Put simply, the question offers students the opportunity to tell admissions committees absolutely anything that might enhance or complete the portrait painted by the rest of their application.

House Republicans, for example, who have been in the minority for the past 34 years, are particularly reluctant to do anything that would enhance the power of the Democratic leadership.

When the text of the treaty was leaked to the public, it met political opposition from the Whigs, who would oppose anything that might enhance Tyler's status, as well as from foes of slavery and those who feared a confrontation with Mexico, which had announced that it would view annexation as a hostile act by the United States.