Sentence examples for covers to heighten from inspiring English sources

What then?" Far from being a wonky marine biologist, he comes across as a wonderfully hammy raconteur who is not above grabbing a kid's feet under the covers to heighten a thrill.

"Transit," a new work, is another wall-size projection, which was filmed from inside a van with windows covered with black tape to heighten the sense of confinement.

But the most important reason that storefront windows are covered during renovation is to heighten the anticipation of what is to come and give the retailers something to unveil when they open their doors.

As Lazonick explains, shareholder-value ideology provides a cover for destructive behavior that tends to heighten inequality in our society.

Plans for construction below ground, which is to be covered by a garden, have only served to heighten suspicion.

The class will engage in workshops that cover advanced camera technique, lighting, and printing to heighten students ability to achieve styles seen in different artists' work.

In some respects, there's nothing new about the allure that grooming products and colognes hold for young men, promising to heighten their sex appeal and overall confidence, giving them cover to preen.

"To heighten the flow," he said.

To heighten the joke, have kids.

The effect is to heighten the horror.

To heighten by an additional relish.