Sentence examples for put on boosting from inspiring English sources

The results showed that makeup can greatly enhance a first impression no matter how much you put on, boosting women's ratings in attractiveness, likability, competence, and trustworthiness across the board, but that a little eyeshadow can mean the difference between being admired and not being trusted.

The country's drug executions have now been put on hold as the government focuses on boosting Indonesia's sluggish economic growth.

If you are unhappy with your appearance, use this method to boost your confidence: put on excess makeup until you appear sickening.

It put on another 57,000 customers in the past quarter, boosting deposits to £4.4bn.

"I wanted to put on a good show," Shields said, "to boost the chance of more women's weight categories being added to the next Olympics".

Mr. Ménard has put on shows that have given a boost to the careers (at least in North America) of Dee Dee Bridgewater, Astor Piazzola, Diana Krall and even the German organist Barbara Dennerlein.

A good way to boost your energy, your endorphins, and your overall mood is to put on some upbeat tunes and dance.

The same goes for the modish mystical happening at which both couples dress in white, tap gongs, and vomit in a bid to cleanse their souls; everything here feels overblown, apart from a sly shot of the resident guru putting on Vangelis to boost the mood.

TV Choice dropped from its usual 45p to as low as 20p at one point – with the H Bauer title putting on the sales boost while returning to its usual cover price.

Secondly, most first-line regimens include a combination of two nucleoside analogues (NRTI) and one NNRTI, unlike high-income countries in which half of new patients are put on a boosted protease inhibitor-based ART.

Maintaining a healthy diet will boost your mood, increase your energy levels and help you from putting on weight.