Sentence examples for boost back to from inspiring English sources

"We need to show that we can land with precision over and over again, otherwise something bad could happen if it doesn't boost back to where we intended".

Millie, Matt and I are heading to Italy to the villa Helen borrowed from a kind colleague, numbers boosted back to four by honorary uncle Kenny.

Just enough to boost the book back to its rightful rating.

He rolled in a rare birdie on No. 18, though, to boost himself back to two under.

Mr. Hall said: "If G.M. were alone in this initiative, the Volt probably would be enough to boost it back to the top of the technological heap.

A strong performance would be part of Edu's continuing development, and it could give him a boost heading back to Scotland.

If this rule is upheld, this is money that will go straight from the big banks' profit margins into the main street economy -- all told, probably a $15 billion boost going back to retailers, restaurant owners, taxi cab drivers, and hopefully consumers.

NBC edged ahead of ABC to finish in second place over all, getting a boost from back-to-back episodes of "Law & Order: SVU" at 9 (7.6 million) and 10 (7.8 million).

CBS was also No. 1 on Sunday, getting a boost from back-to-back repeats of "Cold Case" at 8 (7.2 million) and at 9 (9 million) followed by "Without a Trace" at 10 (8.6 million).

Northampton's win was a welcome boost after back-to-back defeats against Barnet and Bradford.

Cleaves broke the press and dribbled fullcourt and scored to boost the lead back to 50-44.