Sentence examples for boost overnight from inspiring English sources

A clutch of high-profile resorts should boost overnight figures.

Derbyshire received something of a boost overnight when their left-arm fast bowler Mark Footitt agreed a new two-year deal at the club, having also spoken to Surrey.

Rumours of the plan, which leaked last night, had given Asian markets a hefty boost overnight and brought further relief to the City following the FTSE 100's historic 8.26% leap yesterday.

H3515 MIAMI cells were seeded at 500-800 cells/cm in MIAMI media, modified to contain 10% FBS (to boost overnight proliferation).

As the market awaits UK GDP figures to find out if the country is technically in recession, leading shares are moving higher after an overnight boost from Wall Street and Asia.

One of the few times Mrs Clinton showed a more personal side was when she choked up while talking about why she was running for president - and it resulted in an overnight boost in her fortunes.

Anticipation of Chris Rock's no-holds-barred commentary at the 88th Academy Awards ceremony did not boost to the overnight ratings for Sunday's telecast on ABC.

Investor confidence will be boosted today from the overnight rise in U.S. stocks and increased international coordination to stabilize Japan's economy.

Rather than having to spend years grinding down domestic costs, the exchange-rate fall would provide them overnight, boosting competitiveness.

World stock markets were mostly higher overnight, boosted in part by the recent rally in crude oil prices that sees Nymex futures presently trading around $50.00 a barrel.

A significant boost in the humidity overnight Friday did virtually nothing to help, fire behavior analyst Tim Chavez told firefighters.