The fact that I've been there for the homeless, I've been there to provide housing for people with AIDS MRS. CLINTON -- Well, it's MR. LAZIO -- I've been there for Native American people, I've been there for people who rely on Section 8... that I'm boosting homeownership for our young families.
Sunday's attendance of 6,474, which I'm guessing was boosted by the usual travelling support from Hull KR, was a reminder that if play-off places were determined on crowd numbers, Cas would never miss out on the top eight.
All at once I was being boosted into a truck by someone with skin and hands.
"I was artificially boosting the levels of adrenaline in my brain, and not getting enough sleep," before he had his attack.
To maintain his credit rating (Forbes, May 6 , 1996, Malone is boosting TCI's free cash flow by negotiating better deals with programmers and cutting the company's capital spending in half, to around $700 million this year.
The one I was driving, boosted by options like a $995 "Satin Black" aluminum hood, the $1,995 "TorqueFlite" transmission with paddle shifters and a $1,700 "Gas Guzzler Tax," cost $65,070.
I think it's boosted by the fact that people are always posting on social media, so there is a pressure to look good and stay healthy, and that feeds into it.
I'm actually boosting my confidence right before your eyes.
The work I do now has been boosted by them, for example by enabling me to recruit to volunteers to work on projects".
Two days before fusion, mice were boosted i.v. with 100 μg rhCEA in phosphate buffered saline (PBS).
"Our first game at home next season is going to be a European tie and we have Dundee coming up, so I hope season tickets would be boosted".
