Exploring and aiming to lay waste to the claim that for music to be emotional it has to come entirely from human hands, Jenkinson's already capable ability has been augmented by him having control over 78 fingers, 12 picks, and 22 drums (three of them bass) to take the listener on a polyphonic jazz-ride.
Mr. Bush can use his skills, his past and the country's underestimation of him to augment what the voters gave him so grudgingly.
Cashman said that if the Yankees' players were expecting him to augment the team dramatically, they were mistaken, because some of the deals he made last year were serendipitous.
Mattie insists on accompanying Cogburn, whose drinking, sloth, and generally reprobate character do not augment her faith in him.
But mounted on the frame of the glasses are the tiny video cameras, and beneath the sports coat, strapped against his body, are the half-dozen computers that help him record, reinterpret, augment and share his experiences.
As he deploys it in various frameworks, we find him augmenting and refining the schema even as he applies it, sometimes with surprising results.
As Saumarez sailed eastwards towards Algeciras against the wind, the already strong defences at Algeciras were augmented to meet him: Linois drew his ships up in a line of battle across the harbour, with the flagship Formidable at the northern edge, followed by Desaix and with Indomptable to the south, the ships each 500 yards apart.
Bailey did not formally interview Kieltyka for the book, though, as mentioned above, he did run a draft past her and she helped him fact-check and augment it (Bailey to Dreger, p.e.c., August 22, 2006).
Davis paid him $25 a week, and to augment this allowance Mr. Blackwell began writing songs for other singers.
So when they need an alluring gesturing conservative granddad to augment the drama, thaw out Buchanan and wheel him onto the set.
