Sentence examples for boost high from inspiring English sources

It enables the wearer to boost high into the air, dash forward and body slam on top of an opponent.

The challenge is therefore to boost high data rates in wireless communications.

A Labour government would "turn the tide" by creating two "challenger" banks to boost High Street competition.

In the case of MiXO-70W, small grazing angles boost high energy response, enhancing a chance of the discovery of heavy elements.

Motorists could be allowed to park free of charge on double yellow lines for up to fifteen minutes under plans being considered to help boost High Streets.

The communities secretary's idea is to offer drivers an opportunity to easily park in town centres to boost High Street trading.

"Labour's better plan will boost high-skilled, better-paid jobs.

The fresh money is intended to boost high-level skills in areas where Britain can take a leading role, such as new technologies for energy storage, the manufacture of advanced materials, processing enormous datasets, energy-efficient computing, and synthetic biology.

The railways can hardly oppose Mr Obama's plan to boost high-speed rail, but they are apprehensive about what it will mean for them.The problem is not the creation of new corridors with trains rattling along at 150mph.

There was a dual boost: higher living standards and cheaper mortgages.

The Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, the state's top Republican, said the governor "has repeatedly promised, among other things, not to raise taxes, to provide relief for property-tax payers, to help the upstate economy and boost higher education.