"add pizzazz" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an informal phrase meaning to add excitement, flavor, or style to something. For example, you could write: "To add pizzazz to the party, I'm going to hang colorful streamers from the ceiling."
There is one exception, Schwarz says: a tiny bathroom, where color can add pizzazz.
While these multimedia would add pizzazz and zest to your classes, the educational value of these additions is not entirely clear.
Clarke is expected to outline how these businesses will help add pizzazz to stores covering more than 6,300 sq metres (60,000 sq ft).
Or, if that seems a step too far, at least add pizzazz to the turkey by cooking it in an Italian manner (prune, chestnut and pear stuffing) or Brazilian style (marinated overnight in wine and aromatics)?
Safe as houses Fizzing with rage Commercial law Catwalk credentials Tap to hail A new business idol ReprintsMs Ahrendts should add pizzazz to Apple's bricks-and-mortar shops, which are the most profitable in America measured by sales per square foot.
Small accent lamps, sometimes with LED bulbs, add pizzazz to bookshelves and fireplace mantels.
His goal: strengthen such core products as shakes and onion rings while adding pizzazz with such new items as a bacon cheeseburger on a sourdough roll.
His goal: Strengthen core products like shakes and onion rings, while adding pizzazz with such new items as a sourdough bacon cheeseburger.
By winning her third pole vault world title, Russia's most celebrated athlete had added pizzazz to the biggest track and field event held in her country for 30 years.
In the end, Playground is a hilarious amount of sophisticated tech just to add some added pizzazz to your photos, but that's augmented reality tech in a snapshot.
"Our Nokia Nseries family has expanded with added pizzazz and performance with the Nokia N95 8GB, a device as personal as it is powerful," said Jonas Geust, vice president, Multimedia, at Nokia.
