Sentence examples similar to flavour enriched from inspiring English sources
"Other students see that, and they have to compete".A second reason is that taking a big slug of students from other countries gives universities a more international flavour, enriching the mix and broadening the experience of British students in the process.
And as starters ferment, the flavours are enriched as yeasts and bacteria work in symbiosis to produce a complex dough with as much character as San Franciscans themselves.
Chromatin structure influences transcriptional states within the mouse genome and can be broadly considered in two different flavours: "active" euchromatin which is enriched for histone marks associated with transcriptional activity (i.e., H3K4me3, H3K27ac) and "inactive" heterochromatin (i.e., H3K27me3, H3K9me3) [ 13– 16].
And most of Colgate's recent new products, though slickly promoted by celebrities such as Brooke Shields, are brand extensions: toothpastes flavoured with mint or cinnamon, or enriched with vitamin C.In this section Dancing with the bear Getting cheaper and better Taking on the mob Return to founder Uh-oh, Moto Still fresh?
One common modification is to replace most of the water with an egg to enrich the flavour of a shortcrust pastry and to provide proteins, which help bind it.
which enriched his style.
"It enriched it immensely.
He enriched our lives forever.
