Sentence examples for be elevating from inspiring English sources
verb
To raise (something) to a higher position; to lift.
She is a great horse and will be elevating the Classic into a great race.
If not, would you be elevating the views of judges over those of the Framers?
Some progressives now seem to be elevating a social issue -- gay marriage -- over issues of economic justice.
Fiorina, the former Hewlett-Packard C.E.O., appears to be elevating the personal-enrichment campaign strategy to a kind of performance art.
The easiest move would be elevating the linebackers coach Al Groh, with Parcells remaining in the front office in his continued role of major domo of the team.
"He told me, 'You have far too good stuff to not be elevating yourself to the next level.' I totally agree".
Should Mitt, instead, be elevated?
"If you work on something, your game will be elevated.
Some of these will now be elevated to party offices.
He will soon be elevated to cardinal.
Your mood will be elevated.
