Sentence examples for to inject a bit from inspiring English sources

Ms Karimova, however, has the capacity to inject a bit of public drama.

"I like it when they get to inject a bit of personality".

No wonder they have a National Bourbon Day to inject a bit of glamour.

What better colour to inject a bit of warmth into a dull, grey day?

She tells me that she wanted him in order "to inject a bit of fun" into the show.

GM brought Mr Lutz in nearly three years ago to inject a bit of his magic into its utilitarian models.

Amid concerns among senior Tories that the department has become too detached from foreign policy, he added: "One of the things we will do with DfID... is to inject a little bit more business DNA, and indeed a little bit more classic civil service DNA and perhaps a little less NGO DNA".

Then there's Malta's folk-pop band Firelight to inject a little bit of Mumford and Sons into proceedings, Iceland's colourful Pollapönk and all-girl trio Elaiza from Germany.

Looking to inject a small bit of wax into their brand narrative in order to bolster their authenticity.

"You're always trying to find any opportunity to inject a little bit of suspense".

Nevertheless, the decision to inject a little bit of stagecraft into the rebuttal ended up being a wise choice, one that I imagine will become standard, going forward.