How To Use Spice up In A Sentence
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They also give you robust flavours and are ready for picking to spice up a hearty winter roast.
Times, Sunday Times
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Indian groceries also carry many prepared ingredients, such as paneer cheese and the chutneys, curries and vegetable condiments called pickles that can be used to spice up grilled chicken or fish.
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You can spice up your life and help a great cause too.
The Sun
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Throwbacks to a swell fashion trend of yesteryear, they spice up any pair of shoes, from ballet flats to mules or slinky stilettos.
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Spice up your food by keeping these healthy choices in your spice rack: black pepper, basil, cinnamon, turmeric, ginger, oregano, sage, and garlic.
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Add faux fur to existing accessories, or spice up last year's coat with a fur collar and cuffs.
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In an interview this week, Wolfe recalled how he and Dr. Goetzmann decided to spice up the social life for the doctoral students by organizing a "first annual" gin and jinrikisha race.
Pulitzer-winning historian William Goetzmann dies at 80
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One widespread method to spice up a report is quoting unspecified diplomatic sources.
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He wanted a little more pepper to spice up his rump steak.
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So naturally you would expect the designers behind MTV Skateboarding to spice up the game.
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Flavour seafood rice with a generous sprinkling. Spice up tomato or cream sauces for fish and chicken.
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Dark tales of haunted houses, dastardly deeds and jilted lovers spice up the city's back streets.
The Sun
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Her publisher wants her to spice up her stories with sex.
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Dark tales of haunted houses, dastardly deeds and jilted lovers spice up the city's back streets.
The Sun
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In his directorial debut, he tries gamely to spice up the plotless proceedings by color-coding the different key stories.
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Spice up tomato or cream sauces for fish and chicken.
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We spice up the action with a bit of intramural animosity between crewmembers, which gives the film an occasional shot of action, but mostly it's scenic.
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Spice up pub nights with your anecdotes, amaze friends and family with facts from your lectures, and expand the ranks of the mildly curious.
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Written in the slang of a middle-class teenager from Sao Paulo, it is part diary, part blog and even offers how-to tips for readers looking to spice up their sex lives.
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Glossy, colourful and full of mouth-watering ideas, celebrity cookbooks might be a great way to spice up meal times but many find they leave a bitter taste in the mouth.
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A splash on colour on your gams is the perfect way to spice up a dreary winter day.
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This particular tabloid saw fit to urge readers to spice up their Sunday by studying something other than football and racing form; naked exploitation in the most explicit manner.
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Wanting to spice up our love life, we decided to have a threesome.
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The writers spice up the timeline by including several amusing and off-color conversations between Mac and his friends and family to illustrate Bernie's perspective on life.
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We've even used it at our Shape recipe taste tests - to spice up a lackluster frittata and an uninspired sandwich.
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Now he has become one of the breed of sportspeople who spice up the pages of an otherwise take-it-or-leave-it book by having a cut at those in his own game - a bit of a back-stabber if you like.
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One is the valley to which we are now bending our steps, which nestles not far from the foot of the great mountain men call the St. Bernard; the other is at the hospice upon the Great St. Bernard itself, where is a colony of devout and kindly monks, who give their succour to travellers of every nationality and creed, and where a safe shelter may always be found.
Tom Tufton's Travels
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While Jack uses the sale to clear end of line stock etc, there are always a lot of interesting items from regular stock to spice up the event.
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We spice up the action with a bit of intramural animosity between crewmembers, which gives the film an occasional shot of action, but mostly it's scenic.
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Follow his advice and you can spice up your routine.
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Looking for ways to spice up your holiday liquor cabinet?
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Indian groceries also carry many prepared ingredients, such as paneer cheese and the chutneys, curries and vegetable condiments called pickles that can be used to spice up grilled chicken or fish.
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So here is the ultimate Mexican egg dish, huevos rancheros, to spice up your weekend.
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Call yourself a graphic designer and you're identified as an artsy computer geek being hired to spice up a document with your wizardly technical skill.
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He wanted a little more pepper to spice up his rump steak.
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Rose suggested that Okra, also known as 'Ladies Fingers', and certain Chinese cabbages are increasingly being studied and seen as a popular new vegetable to spice up the taste and nutrition benefits of dishes.
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Decisions will have to be made in relation to the various championship formats, and then of course there will be the championship draws to spice up the occasion.
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We've even used it at our Shape recipe taste tests - to spice up a lackluster frittata and an uninspired sandwich.
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The wild singer has struck up a close friendship with the TV presenter in recent weeks and Chris has asked him along to the lavish ceremony to spice up proceedings..
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Dark tales of haunted houses, dastardly deeds and jilted lovers spice up the city's back streets.
The Sun
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Call yourself a graphic designer and you're identified as an artsy computer geek being hired to spice up a document with your wizardly technical skill.
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And let's face it Michael Buble is unflavoured tapioca, not even a lonely raisin to spice up that mix.
Just because ….
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He said the festival also encouraged young artistes to play musical instruments instead of relying on computers to spice up their sounds.
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The perfect kiss at the perfect timing could definitely spice up your relationship, keeping the flames of love ever burning.
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The song also features repetitive hand-clapping and a drum line sound, which serve to spice up the song as compared to the others.
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Spice the soup; Spice up the evening by inviting a belly dancer.
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At their best, adverbs spice up a verb or adjective.
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Spice up your life with a new fragrance that is exotic and thoroughly seductive.
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Like Pontius Pilate they are busy keeping themselves immaculate; but what they need is a bit of grit, a bit of blood on their hands to spice up what is, essentially, a good album.
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Throwbacks to a swell fashion trend of yesteryear, they spice up any pair of shoes, from ballet flats to mules or slinky stilettos.
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The answer is to spice up the dish with a pinch of sex and add a dash of glamour in the shape of actress Diane Lane.
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14-karat gold-filled earrings and necklace spice up any outfit.
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Spice up the evening by inviting a belly dancer
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Such details spice up the account of a wartime dictator losing touch with reality.
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Sexy jazz vocals spice up transitions from one fantasy to the next tryst, and sometimes the characters mouth the words, fantasizing that they're singers, to great effect.
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A brick path wanders through the garden to the front door, past Japanese knotweed and gunnera, an English jungle John Nash introduced around the margins to spice up the poplar, oak and hazel.
Wildwood
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They also give you robust flavours and are ready for picking to spice up a hearty winter roast.
Times, Sunday Times
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It's a great way to spice up spuds - all the flavours are readily absorbed while the potatoes are hot.
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And he expects the status quo to remain the same this year, despite a raft of rule changes designed to spice up grand prix weekends.
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You can spice up your life and help a great cause too.
The Sun
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Whenever we need something, Sandy has it - seasonings to spice up our freeze-dried meals, a snow saw for building igloos, binding parts and tools to repair nearly anything that breaks.
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Dark tales of haunted houses, dastardly deeds and jilted lovers spice up the city's back streets.
The Sun
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Dark tales of haunted houses, dastardly deeds and jilted lovers spice up the city's back streets.
The Sun
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He employed a sensationalist rhetorical style to spice up the stories of his adolescent witches.
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This was no contrived presentation of foreign exoticism to satisfy some state-granting agency looking to spice up multicultural awareness week.
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And to spice up the controversy, the very people who ushered her into the sport are the ones clamoring to get her kicked out.
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One is the valley to which we are now bending our steps, which nestles not far from the foot of the great mountain men call the St. Bernard; the other is at the hospice upon the Great St. Bernard itself, where is a colony of devout and kindly monks, who give their succour to travellers of every nationality and creed, and where a safe shelter may always be found.
Tom Tufton's Travels
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Her publisher wants her to spice up her stories with sex.
