Sentence examples for it would elevate from inspiring English sources

It would elevate the teams that joined.

Liberals support the idea because it would elevate 50m Americans above the poverty line overnight.

It would elevate a second-rank outfit of mobsters and extortionists and render them human.

If approved, it would elevate military spending to levels unseen since at least the 1980s, when adjusted for inflation.

It would put him in a different category of sportsmen and superstars in this country; it would elevate him to a whole new level.

Increasing the minimum wage to its 1969 value and indexing the wage so it keeps pace with productivity would not only lift up black workers trapped in poverty, it would elevate the wage floor for all workers.

"It's mind-boggling to me that we would elevate it to this extent," she said.

Having taken Nissan Motor from near bankruptcy to record profits in three years, the company's president, Carlos Ghosn, laid out a strategic plan for the company today that he said would elevate it "from a good company to a great company".

More attention to heat — crisping up the phyllo and turning down the grill and, for the benefit of customers in summer clothes, the air-conditioning — would elevate it to a place worth a trip.

"I didn't see anything in [the article] that would elevate it above a suspect site". Whatever the merit of the satellite images, Mr Albright argued, the alert should be used to make diplomatic preparations for a future North Korean test, so that the US and countries in the region can maintain a common front.

If it coalesces, the pact would elevate Time Warner to a special status: the only U.S. cable major that also sells cellular service.