Sentence examples for bring pizzazz from inspiring English sources

Lutz is also responsible for the current Pontiac GTO, which, he hopes, will bring pizzazz back to the brand.

Before magnetic clouds, satellite technology, hi-tech graphics and colour television brought more pizzazz to forecasts on screen, a 32-year-old Yorkshireman who worked for the Meteorological Office became the BBC's first on-screen weather presenter.

Tim Rice, returning to the stage after 13 years, brings some pizzazz to the lyrics, not least in "You've got the money, we've got the ass", a number sung first by a bottom-slapping female chorus in underwear, and later delivered in drag.

Don't we deserve a president who could finally bring glamour and pizzazz to the beltway?

Or are you gonna be like Jason Statham here, and bring some serious pizzazz and razzle-dazzle?

Stick with a traditional cake donut with hole and add pizzazz through the frosting.

Consider picking up clear tape, a glue stick and glitter to add pizzazz to your snowflake.

Add pizzazz to your makeup by doing a neutral smoky eye and a bright lip color.

Although several preservationists raised objections to the proposal, the museum's architect, James Stewart Polshek, said that his design would bring appeal, accessibility and pizzazz to an imposing Beaux-Arts facade.

And for better or worse, the outcome of the global recession will be closer regulation of the world's economic and financial systems, for years to come.Especially in the English-speaking world, governments say they are trying hard to bring some private-sector pizzazz to all aspects of public administration, including recruitment.

She goes about the business of life, determined to bring a certain amount of pizzazz to the proceedings.