Sentence examples for priceless boost from inspiring English sources

Krista Thomas of Ad.ly, a firm specialising in celebrity endorsements, says the leader of the free world enjoying your product is a "priceless" boost – the perfect spark to be fanned by the likes of Twitter.

I'm part of a long list of people on the left - Ken Livingstone, George Galloway, Rhodri Morgan - whose careers have received the priceless boost of being attacked by New Labour.

"Electrification to Swansea and across the valleys lines will provide a priceless boost to both the region and Wales as a whole," he said.

If the tax proposal fails, Obama can say "I tried" and not have to spend a dime – a priceless, inexpensive boost to his legacy.

And, sometimes being genuinely thanked by someone can give you a priceless and surprising boost in your day, so why not share the love!

His introduction of America's Best 401k to his vast audience of fans and followers provides priceless exposure and boosts lead generation for the company.

But an ego boost to lesser known artists is priceless".

Good health may be priceless, but, apparently, the perception of good health is enough to boost profits.

Mr. Aaronson added that the boost Mr. Suozzi would get from his strong primary showing was priceless.

The boost to their for-and-against lifts them to seventh and could be priceless in the jostling for finals positions.

And the resultant boost to national morale due to the enforced absence of Piers Morgan would be priceless, too.