Sentence examples for lends a bit from inspiring English sources

Lends a bit of spice to the humdrum student routine.

This advertisement lends a bit of mystery to the presidential campaign.

Notes 1) Palm sugar lends a bit of sweetness and helps with the browning of the squid.

"Hopefully we can meet that expectation, but that lends a bit of weight to it all, and I'm a bit nervous about that".

And if he lends a bit of his moderate image to Mr. Bush, the converse is true as well: his chance to introduce the president could help Mr. Pataki solidify his own Republican bona fides.

This to-ing and fro-ing, which feels pretty sad and pretty real, lends a bit of emotional color to this cattail-slight drama, directed with typical finesse by Daniel Sullivan.

The candidates wives lend a bit of ornament.

The candidates wives lend a bit of ornament..

But the association with Wright had always lent a bit of cachet to the dealership.

A beautiful, muted wall-length mural of the Hudson River and white tablecloths lend a bit of formality.

It has bolstered morale in the field and at home, lending a bit of electronic normalcy to the chaos.