Sentence examples for infusing it into from inspiring English sources

A second, but obvious choice, would be to give people H.D.L., infusing it into their veins.

Harnessing the brainpower of IBM Research and what used to be PricewaterhouseCoopers Consulting, which IBM acquired last year for $3.5 billion, Moffat is aiming at loftier goals, like revolutionizing the very concept of a supply chain and infusing it into every part of IBM's business.

Trees are everywhere - some in rows separating patches of corn and sorghum, others in clusters, and all pulling carbon out of the atmosphere, converting it to wood and infusing it into the soil.

New Jersey's Horror Punk/Hardcore Punk band The Misfits (whose bassist Jerry Only was a longtime friend of the band) were influenced by the "Blitzkrieg" tempo of The Ramones, infusing it into their already medium-fast tempo, R&B style of punk rock.

"So I was able to extract some of her essence, so I could infuse it into Cosette.

Britten seized upon the rising string phase in the piece, infused it into his own composition and, in his words, "just got busy with it".

Moberg showed her how to infuse it into sugar and she sprinkles half a teaspoon in her tea every evening to help her sleep.

That's partly why Gerry Hayden, the chef at Amuse in Chelsea, infuses it into a velvety smooth butter-enriched nage for braising lobster.

Manny Oquendo, the Latin band leader, timbale player and percussionist who was an expert with the típico Cuban rhythmic style and later infused it into Latin jazz, died on March 25 in the Bronx.

The Mets' playoff hopes — not merely their division title hopes — hinge on how they respond to urgency, and Alou infused it into the 8-4 victory against the Washington Nationals that ended their five-game slide.

"We built something that could instantly infuse cash into underserved communities, but just as easily remove it from that community and infuse it into another community where people were willing to work for even less money," Eagle says.