Can ReSharper do that? SQL Code beautification

When I have to put SQL strings in code I like to it become like that (example):

VB.NET
"  Select                      " + vbCrLf + _
"    Id,                       " + vbCrLf + _ 
"    Name                      " + vbCrLF + _
"  from                        " + vbCrLF + _
"    Customers                 " + vbCrLF

C#
var vbCrLf = "\r\n"; 
var SQL = 
"  Select                      " + vbCrLf + 
"    Id,                       " + vbCrLf +  
"    Name                      " + vbCrLF + 
"  from                        " + vbCrLF + 
"    Customers                 " + vbCrLF ;

That way have some advantages:

• Since each like gets an NewLine sequence, when I have to read SQL on a server trace I don't have to reformat to get an easy reading
• Because each line is surrounded in spaces, there's no risk of string concatenations generate an invalid SQL (something in the line of select Id from Customerswhere Id =1)
• If I have to review it on an separated SQL application (SSMS, IBExpert, SQLDBX, etc) I can block select easily.

It's somewhat tedious to make it by hand. So the question: I can tweak ReSharper to get that effect?

NOTE: All examples are made-up. No actual code here and there's no need to preach me on parameterized queries either, as I already use them.