Sentence examples for adds further spice from inspiring English sources
This adds further spice to polls already deemed the most important since the first post-apartheid elections in 1994.
Intriguingly, the prospect of having to tackle Frankel has not deterred a number of the big stables from making entries in the St James's Palace Stakes, while the presence of the dual Japanese Group One winner Grand Prix Boss in the line-up adds further spice.
A similar mix is replicated in each of Russia's 89 regions and republics, where yet another ingredient adds further spice: elected local politicians.Although every part of this structure is nominally subordinate to the Kremlin in one way or another, in practice the centre's control is limited.
If the prospect of a Super League Grand Final was not big enough, the addition of a genuine local rivalry adds further spice to the occasion.
Chelsea's signing of Cesc Fabregas prompted some bookmakers to make the Blues title favourites this season, which adds further spice - as if it were needed - to their clashes with champions Manchester City.
The controversial call added further spice to an already entertaining game.
Carroll's goal-line controversy added further spice to the mix, and the Liverpool substitute came closer than anyone to taking the game into extra-time in the closing seconds, when it took a terrific block from Terry to stop his goal-bound shot.
And, to cap it all, public mockery of mildly salacious passages in his recently published novel (he writes poetry, too) has added further spice, if not substance, to the stories.The mistaken claim about the glaciers that they could disappear by 2035 never really came to my attention" before the end of last year, Dr Pachauri maintains, though the opportunities for it to have done so were numerous.
To add further spice Steven Gerrard was giving serious thought to joining Mourinho's revolution.
They will add further spice as they include just a pinch of past troubles and allegations that have little if anything to do with his death.
The "Mainstage" cycle at Purchase College begins Oct. 13 at 3 p.m., with the guitarist Eliot Fisk playing Rodrigo's "Concierto de Aranjuez," and Mr. Kapp adding further Spanish spice by conducting Ernesto Halffter's Sinfonietta.
