| A spurt of energy will see you infusing a current of force in professional projects today. |
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| You can make thyme tea by infusing a few sprigs of the herb in hot water, or use a proprietary brand herbal tea bag. |
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| There is an urgent need for infusing huge amounts of capital in these sectors. |
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| The actors bounce around the stage, infusing the occasionally stilted dialogue with raw physicality. |
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| This needed to be done without infusing the story with anachronistic music and hip lingo. |
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| Ensure a moist and succulent roast with this baster, complete with injector needle for infusing flavor right into the meat. |
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| He was a melodramatist, infusing all those silly melodramas with style, with signs and meanings. |
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| Sage and chamomile mouthwash, created by infusing equal amounts of the two herbs in water, may be helpful when used four to six times a day. |
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| Other fountains drew their inspiration from various Greek legends, thus infusing a sense of mystery to every sight that one laid one's eyes on. |
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| The infusing artist seems to us to be close to the Chinese strategies analysed by the philosopher and sinologist François Julien. |
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| He or she then evacuates air from the ascending aorta by infusing cardioplegia through the vent and allowing the cardioplegia to exit through the aorta. |
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| With a goal of infusing energy into its French-language moniker, the Soldier On team has initiated a contest to select a more vibrant name. |
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| Konnerup is infusing world-class chocolates with aromatic ingredients from the Scandinavian countryside. |
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| One of the key components of infusing warrior ethos and training core warrior tasks and drills is limiting the ratio of privates to drill sergeants. |
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| The fire that had been kindled in my skull leaked and spread into my veins, arteries, every pore, and traveled the length of my body, infusing all with heat. |
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| Various scientists and courtiers since the days of Louis XIV tried infusing those who were ailing with tissue from healthy humans or animals. |
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| This cooking method allows the potatoes to cook in their own steam, retaining their moistness, while infusing them with garlic and rosemary flavors. |
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| The Romans encouraged this situation by infusing coined money into provincial agrarian economies, which in turn led to money loans and further debt. |
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| Yixing teapots are smaller than most teapots, intended for individual use, infusing 1-2 servings. |
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| Start with chromatherapy: Set an envigorating mood to be energized by infusing your environment with red, a stimulating color. |
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| The most effective remedy for an acidic stomach is a cup of mint tea, made by infusing fresh mint leaves in boiling water, perhaps with a little honey. |
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| The teapot includes a removable stainless steel mesh infusing basket and holds 28oz. |
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| He enlarged the council to make room for Indian nonofficial members and remodeled the Indian army, infusing its ranks with Europeans. |
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| The variegated pink sky and shadow-play undermine realistic space, infusing the image with a menacing ambiguity. |
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| The filmmaker is known for putting all of herself into her work, infusing her films with her passion and emotions. |
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| Sometimes, though, the immune system wrongly treats the factor you are infusing as if it were one of these germs or viruses. |
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| Aero aerates wine by infusing a stream of air directly into the wine bottle, allowing the wine to breathe. |
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| Emma Hirons is equally wonderful, infusing her Fairy Godmother with a mischievously playful, Liverpudlian street credibility. |
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| Soon these groups were composing their own material, combining US forms of music and infusing it with a high energy beat. |
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| Or would it not be better to put it this way: they cast light upon the event, infusing it with the fulness of its meaning in the order of the Configuration. |
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| At the end of his career, when his eyesight was failing, Huang nearly departed from figuration in his paintings, while still infusing them with the essential spirit and resonance of the natural landscape. |
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| It is no surprise, therefore, that Mr Blair wanted to replace the percolator with a cafétière: strong pressure from above, infusing the policies and actions of the departments below. |
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| However, Koffi's difficult start in life continued to haunt him and his childhood traumas continued to hang over much of his work, infusing his songs with an air of sadness and melancholy. |
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| We need to be infusing a lot more money now. |
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| One might also cite the clever cross-rhythm ostinatos, along with the student-composer's skill in infusing the many bare-bones passages of two voices with maximum sonority and substance. |
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| The marbling actually melts throughout the pork while it's cooking, infusing the meat with its own natural juices to keep it from drying out, and sealing in the succulent flavour. |
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| Lavil recruited musicians directly from Trinidad and Tobago to record his new album, infusing each and every track on the album with a lilting calypso beat. |
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| This easy-to-use, one-step pad provides an anhydrous cleansing method that removes free radicals and dirt while infusing skin with powerful antioxidants to promote collagen growth. |
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| Lorenzo then goes on to amplify and expand the Rizzo mode by infusing it with new classicistic ideals. |
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| Second, especially in post-World War II France, several major easel painters turned their attention to stained glass, infusing it with many new and powerful images. |
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| It became the cornerstone of her practice, removing all distraction, infusing the finished work with a singularity and focus that borders on purity. |
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| And one purveyor of fine Japanese teas in Kyoto recommends making small cups of cold sencha with 5 times that ratio, infusing first for 15 minutes, then for briefer times. |
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| The third Damon episode, The Bourne Ultimatum, was kinetically thrilling stuff, director Paul Greengrass infusing the action genre with the realist urgency of his docu-drama background. |
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| Chelation involves infusing patients over several weeks or months with a substance, usually calcium disodium EDTA, that binds heavy metals to help the body excrete toxic materials. |
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| The mixed grilled-meat platter could have had some crispiness to it — the Greek sausage ended up infusing everything else with a greasy heaviness. |
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| In my own company we are applying analytics to acquisitions, employee retention and real-estate decisions.2 Smarter enterprises will create value by infusing intelligence into what they produce and how they produce it. |
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| To prevent change from tearing them apart, long-lived firms are adept at infusing each successive generation of employees with a strong corporate culture. |
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| Yet I am convinced that, through educational empowerment and the example of exceptional beings such as Mahatma Gandhi, we can succeed in infusing values and spirituality into out political mores. |
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| When it comes to the music, Didier Awadi achieves an unexpected feat in infusing each track with the colours of the country in question, inviting artists from all over the continent. |
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| The document recognizes that the world has changed and that schools must provide children with new skills and abilities, while still infusing them with an understanding of and attachment to their traditional cultures. |
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| Making the Youth Connection: Campbell River RCMP members spearheaded the Top Cop Reading Program by infusing books with voice and encouraging children to keep track of the time they spent reading each day. |
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| His parent or guardian must, therefore, carry a supply of coagulation factor concentrate with him or her at all times, together with the necessary equipment for infusing it. |
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| To prepare the rennet, you must boil water, add the wild artichoke pistil, covered with a very fine cloth for infusing, and allow it to cool a few minutes. |
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| In other words, God rightwises or reconciles humans to Him by infusing them with faith. |
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| I had worked hard for nearly two years, for the sole purpose of infusing life into an inanimate body. |
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| A tisane made by infusing the herb in water can be used for coughs and bronchitis. |
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| A hair shampoo can be made from infusing leaves and fruit husks. |
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| Transcendental Transdisciplinarity inflects circularity with Onwardness, infusing life with thinking, thinking with life, and all by way of abandonment. |
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| For more than three centuries, the Bushmen and Khoikhoi of South Africa have been infusing rooibos leaves and stems for the plant's health benefits and healing properties. |
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| Infusing Adlerian theory into an introductory marriage and family course. |
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