Sentence examples for infuse some of from inspiring English sources

We also like lots of Moroccan music from previous generations, and we try to infuse some of that into our own music.

His new Galliano men's wear collection, which he showed for the first time in January, crosses all gender divides, and he attempted to infuse some of that impudence into his Dior show.

"If you're stuck in the past, you will decline because effectively you're locking yourself into a certain way of doing things, and everyone else moves on … I want to see the traditions of the church continue and be honoured and celebrated – and for us to infuse some of the best things of those traditions into current worship practice.

The Sofa team will be moving from Amsterdam to Palo Alto in the coming weeks – and we'll make sure to infuse some of our particular flavor of Dutch culture at Facebook.

Did you have an opportunity to infuse some of your own experience or ideas in the process?

While Cobain said the narrative of "Lithium" was fictional, he said, "I did infuse some of my personal experiences, like breaking up with girlfriends and having bad relationships".

Electronica experiments infused some of CMJ's hip-hop.

Ms. Hargrove's common touch has also infused some of the industry's most effective advertising campaigns, people in the industry say.

"Today, for the first time, we have the opportunity to infuse some consciousness into our choice of money.

The book is extremely clearly written, avoiding the melodrama that infused some other recent broadbrush accounts of Mao's sins.

His paintings are, in effect, portraits of these things, infused with some of the sexy, cartoony weirdness of George Condo's work.