Sentence examples for boosting the fame from inspiring English sources

He proudly boasts that Taiwan's sweat-resistant fabrics, which the mainland can't make, were used to make uniforms for teams that played in the football World Cup in South Africa last year - once again boosting the fame of the "Made in Taiwan" label.

Officials of Fabbrica D'Armi Pietro Beretta, one of the world's oldest arms manufacturers, say their recent contract award by the Army to replace the venerable Colt.45 with the lighter, 9-millimeter Beretta will boost the arms maker's fame and sales.

MySpace Inc says the practice started in July 2005 when News Corp took it over, boosting its fame, but TWS claims it was "at least" before June 2005.

Try commenting on their videos, subscribe to them, or try boosting their fame by favoriting them.

While the album did help boost the band's popularity, the Allman Brothers' name really grew in fame due to their live performances.

For the Tin Man, Mr. Holder gave a sly wink to 7-Up, which boosted his fame as the deep-voiced pitchman for the "Un-Cola" commercials.

This has boosted the church.

Taiwanese aid boosts the economy.

Thanks to social media, porn stars like James and Drake would probably have been able to boost their fame without the help of tube sites, considering both stars regularly interact with fans on Twitter and their personal websites.

"Lohan is a shallow performer who uses the press to boost her fame".

On social media, many Chinese agreed.In this section Government coughers That's show-biz Beat the press Reprints Related topics Tiananmen Square China Beijing Xi JinpingIt has indeed been a bad few years for the image of the "cultural-worker troupes", whose ranks have been swollen by the hiring of stars to boost their fame.