Sentence examples for go to boost from inspiring English sources

Everyone wins: the gallery supports photographers' work without allegiance to any photographer in particular, buyers walk away with great pieces, and all profits go to boost the museum's educational program.

The money from the fine would go to boost the resources of the European Stability Mechanism -- the euro zone's permanent bailout fund, which is expected to become operational in July.

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Priority, he said, must go to boosting growth and jobs, not to tax-cutting or doling out welfare.

That is the way, the sermon goes, to boost growth and jobs.

"And this is not just going to boost our economy in the short term," he said.

"This is going to boost me up to that superstar status," Reid said.

RWE npower, an energy firm based in Swindon, for example, says it is going to boost its investment in Britain.

No, that's hardly going to boost the lads' morale on the road to Jo'burg, is it?

As Mr. Tilley put it, that "is going to boost redemption because everybody's got to eat".

"I fear the answer may be that it has gone to boost pension funds, research and vice-chancellors' pay".