infuse造句

They infuse the young people with patriotism.

To infuse, as with a quality; impregnate.

It could infuse new, younger blood into its sclerotic arteries.

Steps will be taken to infuse more liquidity if required.

We must infuse new blood into the Party.

In addition, the corporation may lose the opportunity to infuse flexibility into the it portfolio.

Helps infuse color to a house decor to attempt to increase design beauty.

Add remaining spices and herbs in the morning and let infuse all day.

We initially thought that day-to-day interaction would infuse the team with the characteristics we were looking for.

A breakthrough in the Doha Round would also infuse confidence in an economic system stressed by financial anxiety.

Rub the fish with spices, chopped herbs, ginger, garlic, and chile peppers to infuse flavor while it cooks.

We've explored a number of threads that, when properly woven into a well-thought-out website, can infuse it with heartfelt intelligence beyond mere aesthetics.

But business schools devote far more energy to teaching people how to produce and position their products rather than how to infuse them with meaning.

Conigliaro has used this technique to infuse cleanflavours into all kinds of spirits - raspberries into tequila, rosepetals into vodka, blackcurrants into gin.

The real reason I’ve discussed Aristotelian ethics, though, is that it will likely infuse a lot of my writing about GTD, personal development, productivity, and creativity.

Greece will never change its misguided policies if the E.U. and IMF infuse it with new cash, just as no teenager who has overspent an allowance will reform if the parents merely expand that allowance.

I intend on doing as much customer contact as possible, and I will infuse it into the culture of Rational even more than it has been in the past.

They infuse the language not so much with a sense that it belongs to another country, but with an internationally-oriented optimism about what a future successfully speaking English might bring.