Sentence examples for boosted with a from inspiring English sources
The anise character of fennel, boosted with a little licorice-scented Pernod, would do the trick without taking over.
First-time buyers who save in a help-to-buy Isa will have their savings boosted with a payment from the government when they decide to buy a property.
The young woman photographed by Cameron in 1866, and boosted with a caption from Milton ("The Mountain Nymph Sweet Liberty"), should by rights be a ghost, peering from the depths of her damaged gloom; and yet, as Herschel said, in awe, "she is absolutely alive and thrusting out her head from the paper into the air".
Fortunately, Kim, who shot to fame for not wearing any clothes, boosted with a further 36 months of wearing little more than nude coloured heels, lip-gloss and a body-con microskirt, is at her best working with a limited wardrobe.
Somerset's survival hopes were boosted with a seven-wicket win over fellow strugglers Surrey, whose own prospects of avoiding relegation now look bleak.
We found that mice immunized with vaccinia, primed with Gag plasmid DNA, and boosted with a recombinant vaccinia virus lacking the majority of the B5 ectodomain expressing a test antigen, HIV Gag, had stronger anti-Gag immune responses than mice that were boosted with a wild-type virus-expressing Gag.
In contrast, correlations have been identified after boosting with A(H5N1) prime/boost influenza vaccination regimens [ 39, 46], and by examining particular CD4+ T-cell phenotypes [ 47].
The humoral immune response was boosted with an additional AAV8.A1AT intraperitoneal injection.
DBA/1 mice were injected intradermally at the base of the tail with 100 μg collagen in adjuvant at day 0, and boosted with an intraperitoneal (i.p).
Twenty-two days later (study day 47) mice were boosted with an intraperitoneal injection of bovine type II collagen (200 μg/mouse).
Three weeks after immunization (at day 21) the animals were boosted with an intra-peritoneal injection of 100 μg collagen type II, dissolved in saline.
