Sentence examples for morale was boosted from inspiring English sources

Morale was boosted in the anti-regime camp, and other groups joined the battle, freeing different cities and border points.

Canada's national morale was boosted when we won the series.

As a result of the battle, Allied morale was boosted and Milne Bay was developed into a major Allied base, which was used to mount subsequent operations in the region.

Students and community embrace improvements Student morale was boosted by the BECE results.

Their morale is boosted, their sense of purpose restored.

My morale is boosted further as I put on my own clothes.

Morale must be boosted.

Morale will be boosted by the challenge and the players will be competing against each other, which will inevitably force them to up their game and fitness.

England's first match of the World Twenty20 is just nine days away, so we'll soon see precisely how much their morale has been boosted by this narrow victory.

He said how much morale had been boosted by news of our Stop The Tour demonstrations of 1969-70 and the work of the Anti-Apartheid Movement - information which had broken through the news blackout imposed on political prisoners in their tiny, bare cells, freezing in winter and with the light burning all night.

Ireland suffered heavy defeats in their opening West Indies tour games against Guyana and Jamaica but coach Phil Simmons believes morale has been boosted by last weekend's win over the Windward Islands.