As we sat in our hotel's luxurious lounge, sipping those much-anticipated cocktails, a sense of quiet misery began to infuse my thoughts - and not just because I was drinking a Zombie.
There, he began to infuse his music with local sounds and styles, and put together the first incarnation of Second Hand Rose (several band members have since been replaced).
Carey began to infuse her personality into her work, something that showed throughout various tracks.
The night marked the beginning of that time of year -- when the Academy Award buzz begins to infuse the city.
According to Shakespearean scholar James Shapiro, in Julius Caesar "the various strands of politics, character, inwardness, contemporary events, even Shakespeare's own reflections on the act of writing, began to infuse each other".
If it begins to infuse meaning into the due process and equal protection doctrines meant to protect criminal defendants from prosecutorial misconduct and overreaching, lower courts will follow its lead (and option 1 will become viable again).
Organizational ethics became not only the ethical buzzword of the Western world in the late 20th century, but began to infuse healthcare organizations (HCOs) after the call by the joint commission for accreditation of healthcare organizations (JCAHO) in the USA in the early 70s [ 32].
Instead of committing slow suicide by overdosing on saturated fat, we could begin to consume meat infused with omega-3 fatty acids — which have been demonstrated to prevent the type of heart disease caused by animal fats.
As time passes, the uptake of dye will progress and begin to saturate the petals, infusing them with a blue hue that intensifies over time.
In episode two, there is a return to that creeping stillness which so infused the first two series, as things begin to get really very dark.
