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1
Her very presence seemed to
infuse
new
determination into him.
2
Surely it was time to
infuse
new
blood into the veins of the moribund art.
3
This would give them confidence, and would enable him to
infuse
new
life into their operations.
4
Cater's cooperation, about which he had been so slow, would
infuse
new
blood into the business.
5
But the streaming rocket and the signal-gun seemed to
infuse
new
life and vigour into their hardy frames.
6
The construction given to the tariff, by the Secretary of the Treasury, will
infuse
new
life into the trade.
7
Such a man will be a host in himself, and will
infuse
new
life and energy into the defence.
8
He endeavored to
infuse
new
life into the mining business, and to make himself familiar with all its technical requirements.
9
Scott was beginning to
infuse
new
life with his wonderful tales, which could safely be put in the hands of younger readers.
10
He thought of the revolver for the first time at that moment, and the remembrance seemed to
infuse
new
life into him.
11
We could affirm the rating if the losses do not exceed Thai's Re's protection from the retrocession cover or if the promoters
infuse
new
capital.
12
He was dissatisfied with the slow movements and small achievements of our armies, and sought to
infuse
new
zeal and energy into the Union commanders.
13
The arrival of the Arabian now
infused
new
life into his soul.
14
They had come at our darkest hour and
infused
new
strength into us.
15
But there came a man who
infused
new
life into the monastic body.
16
The chief's arrival soon
infused
new
life into the camp.
infuse
new
infuse