Sentence examples for gives sparkle from inspiring English sources

The camaraderie of sisterhood, the hushed crowd creating a trembling silence while taking in the groups first performed notes, the background tension of their manager getting them on stage by the "skin of his teeth" and the art form that is created before your eyes as the girls discover vigorous appreciation, gives Sparkle it's charm and luster.

A woman of my age needs diamonds near her face, to give sparkle".

It's been my journey since to remind other Black women of their God given sparkle and shine.

'To be involved with so many ladies gives a sparkle to your life, but I'm no Don Juan,' he growls.

Will Hawkes goes in search of Gemütlichkeit A new rise in beer tax won't quench the French capital's newfound thirst for craft brews The Austrian city's annual festival of opera, theatre and classical music gives added sparkle to the home of Mozart and 'The Sound of Music', says Will Hawkes.

It's more about discovering what you want from life, what brings you buoyance, what gives you sparkle and spunk.

Mr. Wang talked of "foil-printed threadwork" and of mohair knits given a sparkle with fragments of sunglass lenses.

Flavours include white chocolate chilli with its subtly fiery streak, salt caramel given a sparkle by its namesake and the gorgeously authentic tasting passion fruit.

The album features eight previously unavailable songs originally recorded between 1983 and 1999, which have been given extra sparkle by well-known producers such as Timbaland, Rodney Jerkins and Stargate.

But he also knows that an alliance with Mr. Kaunda could give some sparkle to a governing party that has otherwise lost its luster.

He was acutely aware of the "premoral instincts" that gave a sparkle to life, namely a love of imitation and a desire for excitement.