Sentence examples for boost and keep from inspiring English sources

Some caterers in New York and California have also started using panko to give deep-fried cocktail party shrimp a textural boost and keep sogginess at bay.

Mr. Bush has an ambitious agenda that he intends to pursue right out of the blocks, including a package of tax cuts that he says could give the economy a boost and keep the slowdown from becoming a recession.

The Rapids need a road victory as a confidence boost and keep the supporters going (especially with the trade of Koske Kimura); however, I see a draw as the most likely outcome.

"Success (in Montpellier) would be a massive confidence boost and keep the momentum going into the Commonwealths," said Conway.

Many moms also use fenugreek, oatmeal and teas to boost and keep supply up, especially while away from baby.

"For [many] people the broadcasts on Radio Biafra were so important because they gave you a boost and kept you going," Obiagwu said.

Schwartz, who has racked up $100,000 in legal fees while negotiating with the TTB, hopes below-the-radar marketing tricks will give Stampede a boost--and keep him out of trouble.

Their product would be sold in an "open pool," allowing other companies to enter the market to boost competition and keep down prices.

Let's double our investments in after-school and summer school programs,which boost achievement and keep people off the street and out of trouble.

The trend started with "Slap Shot" (1977), in which the player-coach Paul Newman persuades his minor league hockey team to goon it up to boost attendance and keep the team from moving.

Socialbakers basically lets marketers and business owners keep track of their social media presence, measure and boost engagement, and keep a close eye on what their competitors are up to.