Sentence examples similar to boosting play from inspiring English sources

"We know, from the matches we've taken to Aberdeen in the recent past, that international rugby can excite and enthral a whole new audience and as a means of boosting playing numbers it certainly helps the teachers, coaches and volunteers in all they do to encourage participation".

Tiny professionals who have no time for brain-building, soul-boosting play during the week, so they desperately cram it into a weekend schedule packed with structured sports and recitals.

The government has given £2m to help local groups boost outdoor play in their communities.

Reports show that users are quick to shell out money for VIP status, virtual items to boost game play or even to win the game at an average spending of $50 per user per game.

Rochdale boosted their play-off bid with a convincing win over relegation-threatened Scunthorpe.

And Leonardo Ulloa scored a deflected goal in second-half added time to seal the victory for Brighton and boost their play-off bid.

But the Giants, searching for momentum and wanting to give Manning a confidence boost, played to win.

The capacity crowd went wild, the game's signature play boosting the Spartans' lead to 10 points and seemingly demoralizing the Huskies.

And there's another force in play boosting job growth right now: slower productivity growth, as I describe here.

Ipswich boosted their play-off hopes with a 1-0 win at in-form Yeovil.

Jimmy Phillips delivered a damning assessment of Bolton Wanderers' relegation from the Championship after they were beaten 4-1 at Derby County, who boosted their play-off claims.