Sentence examples for boosts into from inspiring English sources

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — When Mike Westhoff's mind boosts into overdrive, so do his legs.

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There's a jump pack that provides brief boosts into the air, a barrage of three grenades, a personal defence shield and an ion torpedo – essentially a vehicle-targeting homing missile.

All at once I was being boosted into a truck by someone with skin and hands.

She was not the only law student he hoped to boost into public service.

One question is whether the defending weapon can survive the boost into orbit.

After the aide discovered what was going on, the senator gave him a strong boost into a lobbying career.

The Games are a competition not merely among athletes from different countries but among cash-strapped sporting institutions and federations for a boost into mainstream respectability.

Everyone knew that the most promising men would eventually be boosted into the bigger league, but no one could say what would become of the women.

The controls are more subtle, so that it feels less like a turbo boost into the air, and more like a controlled ascent.

It was the end of January 1958 before Americans succeeded with Explorer 1, boosted into orbit by a multistage version of Mr. von Braun's Jupiter-C.