Sentence examples for give verve from inspiring English sources
You Bet!" and "Veggies Give Verve to Your Vulva".
"Gardiner's use of the diaries of ordinary people... gives verve and authenticity to her story," Richard Davenport-Hines wrote in the Sunday Times.
The playful use of pearls - which featured on seams of palazzo pants, decoration on dresses and fun gobstopper earrings - was new, and gave youthful verve to the 79-year-old's collection.
But, in terms of sheer big-screen verve, give me Robbie's gloriously spiky nuthouse chicanery any day of the week.
"When I got the players in on loan I knew they'd give us extra verve.
Both portrayals have verve to spare.
Producers fully expect Sting, one of the most talented living humans, to give the production new verve.
The photos are from "New York Characters," a new book by Gillian Zoe Segal that celebrates the eccentric and electric individuals that give the city its verve.
(Ages 8 and up) In her latest book, Babbitt takes an old-fashioned concept and gives it storytelling verve.
Given their attacking verve and record-breaking 63 goals, City would be more than worthy winners, were it not for that nagging hallmark of City (née Heart) sides across the years being intermittently underwhelming.
The brilliant French pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard — who, with a proclivity for challenging music to rival Mr. Levine's, would probably just as soon have been playing Ives, Carter or Bartok — gave snap and verve to Ravel's canny mix of French insouciance and American impertinence.
