| Romantic relationships become just another way for them to pump up their own self-image. |
| One old man with an almost threadbare pate and the thinnest of comb-overs even stopped to pump up his volume and then smile at the result. |
| That ideologues can pump up small things and make them seem all-important is very old news. |
| Because many companies rely on stock options to pump up earnings, she takes a hard look at how the cost of options and their dilution to shareholders decrease the bottom line. |
| They are free to pursue or abandon any investing strategy they want, including the use of leverage to pump up investment returns. |
| He majorette-pranced onto fields while windmilling his arms to pump up the crowd. |
