Sentence examples similar to a sprinkling of points from inspiring English sources

And beyond that a sprinkling of José power, that fine-point attention to detail and the inspiring, inflammatory presence of a manager who believes the game itself starts with his first pre-match press conference.

Justine Harmon lamented the "Fe-mail" dilemma last month on Elle.com: "When we craft e-mails, we want to make sure there is no confusing our sentiment, hence the inclination to overemphasize banal points or include a sprinkling of exclamation marks when requesting services -- a clear indication of pert thankfulness rather than brusque authority," she wrote.

They were mostly young but a sprinkling of middle-aged couples puts a fine point on the human need for companionship and intimacy.

At almost each point, the family was referred to a sprinkling of services.

So there'll be a sprinkling of that because at dramatic moments in the war there's always someone who steps forward and offers that point of view.

There is a sprinkling of Japanese also.

A sprinkling of dark powder.

There is also a sprinkling of stardust.

Serve with a sprinkling of coriander.

So there's a sprinkling of them.

Try yogurt with a sprinkling of nuts, raisins, and honey.