infuse

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• They would be infused into a person’s vein in a similar way to the current convalescent plasma.

• This isn’t the first time politics has infused Animal Crossing.

• By infusing an attitude of inclusion, where everyone feels accepted for who they are, businesses will be able to attract the best talent and realize exceptional performance over time.

• Grant money could infuse these businesses with enough cash to keep their dining rooms closed, while offering takeout and curbside pickup.

• Cheryl James-Ward, president at e3 Civic High in downtown San Diego, said school officials and teachers are infusing racial diversity in English and history curriculums.

• I just tried to infuse it with nobility, because he was after all a king.

• More importantly, the evangelistic ethos is supposed to infuse everyday life.

• More breathing room between books, however, gives writers more time to infuse their series with something extra.

• Especially the loss of Henry—it really did infuse the story room, and by extension the show, with a degree of sadness.

• I had to work terribly hard to try to infuse some miniscule bit of humor into it.

• The man in the chair rose slowly and drew a long breath, which seemed to infuse him with life again.

• The sight of his quietly watchful eyes, his grimly smiling lips, seemed to infuse courage into her anew.