Sentence examples for lending a touch from inspiring English sources

Lending a touch of glamour to the brand, they are also stocked in Harrods and Selfridges.

Looking lovely in a simple black dress, with some spike heels lending a touch of flair, Ms. Antonacci began with Fauré's "Cinq Mélodies 'de Venice,' " five songs on Verlaine poems that evoke the sights and sounds of Venice.

Looking lovely in a simple black dress, with some spike heels lending a touch of flair, Ms. Antonacci began with Faur? "Cinq M dies 'de Venice,' " five songs on Verlaine poems that evoke the sights and sounds of Venice.

The wistful second movement, a Romance, is also driven by melodic writing for the violin, though the lines keep landing on juicy, pungent notes that clash slightly with the orchestral harmony, lending a touch of the ominous to the music.

The wing quickly had Reihana in his sights and by the time contact was made he had gathered the momentum of an out of control dump truck, lending a touch of inevitability to his 13th Premiership try of the campaign.

Those days of watching Andrew Ettingshausen, Jonathan Docking and Gavin Miller – or even, more recently, Richie Barnett, Tawera Nikau and Allan Bateman – lending a touch of glamour or class to the Sharks from Sydney's southern beaches do seem a very long time ago.

To some, it lent a touch of style.

A blackberry demi-glace lent a touch of sweetness but not much else.

They even came dressed in ketchup stained T-shirts to lend a touch of gory verisimilitude to their presentation!

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The books share space with 11 cheerful-looking jars of ancient Marshmallow Fluff, there to lend a touch of color.