Sentence examples for ginger up from inspiring English sources
verb
To make something more interesting, fun, lively etc.
They seem desperate to ginger up cases".
You can ginger up a party, ginger an idea, ginger up a story.
It is ostensibly meant to ginger up Italy's sluggish courts.
Encouraging diversity of provision will help to ginger up public-sector incumbents.
The government will ginger up their training, including special help in looking after disturbed children.
He has taken steps to ginger up competition, introducing criminal sanctions for businessmen trying to rig markets through cartels.
If delegates in Edinburgh next weekend are very lucky he will have had a hand in gingering up Charles' speech.
Local authorities and commercial property developers see street stalls as a means of quickly gingering up struggling high streets and sterile plazas.
It didn't have to be like this – compare darts, which has been gingered up by jazzy formats like Thursday night Premier League.
He used his friendship with the chief whip, John Silkin, to ensure there was enough time and he drew the opposition's sting by gingering up a row over whether the law should apply to merchant seamen.
Across the country, they get a lot of cash from taxes, from the profits of pirates, from extortion and from donations by Arabs and Somalis in the diaspora.The attackers have also been gingered up by an old Islamist commander, Hassan Dahir Aweys, recently back from exile in Eritrea.
