Sentence examples for it buoys from inspiring English sources
"It buoys my heart," he told the cheering crowd.
The atmosphere is bracing; it buoys both Williams and the audience through the rare moments of ordinariness.
The voters sent a message, through his party, that they liked him and wanted him to stay.Assessing what this means for Mr Clinton is easy: it buoys him up remarkably.
"It buoys my spirit to know as we're working our way to Philadelphia for the national convention, and we're working our way across battleground states that the Republican ticket has not been able to carry for the last two elections".
But there is genuine pleasure here, and it buoys the works, which include photographs of fireworks and fireflies, geese and morning glories, a figure with a parasol in a snowy landscape, and a dashing young van Gogh character striding across a field of sunflowers.
It buoyed local efforts across the country.
London is not Britain; it's a version of it buoyed by money.
The Corbyn believers have the best of it, buoyed by pure conviction.
He was an archivist of time, immersed in it, buoyed up and pulled down.
And though it buoyed Mr Putin's efforts to demonstrate influence over the post-Soviet world, it was, says Alexey Malashenko of the Carnegie Moscow Centre, "no triumph".
