Sentence examples for boost him to from inspiring English sources

He is relying heavily on them and it is tempting to speculate that veterans in Iowa must also be working for him, quietly but earnestly, hoping to boost him to a surprise finish on caucus day.

Tall and thin, with big hands and a long neck, Mr. Day-Lewis physically resembles Lincoln more nearly than many of his predecessors — more, certainly, than Kris Kristofferson, who in the 1995 television movie "Tad" had to wear platform shoes to boost him to Lincolnesque stature.

In late April, another 500,000-share purchase was made this time by Swartz alone, a show of support that might now boost him to the top.

He at one point led primary polling in the early caucus state of Iowa, where he had roots and where his Midwestern appeal was considered likely to boost him to victory.

Millionaire former business executive David Perdue led the polls heading into election day, relying on his status a newcomer to politics and his famous family -- he is the cousin of former Gov. Sonny Perdue -- to boost him to a runoff spot.

If those things had happened to John Lindsay, it would have boosted him to the top of the heap, too.

It was Biffle's first victory since the Kansas race last September and boosted him to third in the Chase standings from ninth.

The unfortunate timing cost Earnhardt dearly; he slipped a lap down and never got back in the mix, though all the trouble at the end boosted him to 15th.

He never missed a fairway, displaying the consistency off the tee that helped him earn a place on last year's European Ryder Cup team and boosted him to No. 20 in the world.

Life-extending HIV drugs that he had helped bring to market boosted him to better health.

He used a somewhat negative advertising campaign that seemed to have the intended initial effect of boosting him to serious contention.