Sentence examples for to panache from inspiring English sources

Reunions weekend always is a ­celebration of Prince­ton spirit — but it would be hard to outdo this year's event when it comes to panache.

Alice McGowan of Blue Meadow Farm in Montague Center, Mass., which specializes in rare annuals and perennials, said that Striata is a best seller in their catalog, second only to Panache.

Cromer, with his fluid use of the large stage, and with the help of Maya Ciarrocchi's marvellous projections, manages to give pacing and panache to the cumbersome second act, which tells the Boss's political tale.

For an avid cook who loves to make foods to give, these classy custom labels give panache to homemade preserves, pickles, baked goods or fudge.

In the 1930's, when polyacrylics, a group of transparent thermoplastics, came into wide use, designers chose Lucite as a way to add panache to the homes of glamorous clients.

On shows like "The Mentalist" and "Lie to Me," renegades use their intuition and panache to outwit more plodding by-the-book colleagues.

It was a sprint worthy of the return of women's racing to the Champs Elysées after 25 years, with speed and panache to the fore.

People still try to cling to the "panache" that the old 212 code seems to have: Your thoughts?

A military-style jacket would give panache to a casual wear, and bikers' boots will add the perfect contrast to a short skirt.

Mr. Bachmann, who held the rank of colonel, brought dash and panache to Swiss spy craft in his relatively brief but highly eventful leadership of Swiss military intelligence.

At others they were frayed, as Swansea strutted their own stuff and exhibited a mix of power and panache to unsettle the best of defences.