Sentence examples for laced with more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Santorum's 42-minute speech was laced with more personal references than usual.

Soccer players in elementary school drink Vitamin Water, which offers flavors like Tropical Citrus, an "energy" formula laced with more stimulants than a cup of coffee.

With a combined career total of 89 Test hundreds it is a fascinating – not to mention alluringly marketable – prospect, and one laced with more personal intrigue too.

The lobster and spinach soup, with its simple broth laced with more decadent ingredients, is a wonderfully subtle and soothing introduction to the meal.

Altogether, the Kisatchie is laced with more than 30 miles of waterways open to paddlers and about 350 miles of trails, with 100 miles for hiking only.

But Mr. Karzai's latest statements, coming both before and after an airstrike on Saturday that killed several civilians, most of them women and children, have been laced with more definitive terms.

The pastures are laced with tunnels more than 1,000 feet deep for mining zinc, which is used primarily to prevent corrosion in steel.

No sooner had we started fretting about the risk of mad cow disease in our hamburgers than a new report indicated that the salmon raised on fish farms were laced with far more toxic chemicals than their wild brethren.

In addition to the main tunnel, for rail traffic, the mountain has been laced with 20 miles more of tunnel for maintenance and emergencies.

What he's actually getting in Philadelphia's notorious open-air drug market is heroin laced with an even more potent additive, often in unpredictable amounts that even antidotes can't stop from being deadly.

Apparently, the conversation featured unflattering comments about co-workers and leadership, were laced with profanity, and more.