ตัวอย่าง spice

• Although there would be sufficient hardships and dangers and problems to give spice to life, there would be no utterly destructive and apparently vindictive evil.

• When he has nothing more exciting to write about than his own health, he spices the letters up with biblical jocularities.

• The string-modelled clank sounds are used infrequently in the piece, like an exotic, strong spice that could overpower if your hand slipped.

• Diversity after all is the spice of life.

• Those ingredients reported the most included fruit, seeds, grains, feed and soybeans for feed, vegetables, milk and milk products, herbs, spices and extracts.

• With all the tumult and protest that daily lives were experiencing in the 1960s, the language teaching profession needed some spice and verve.

• The latter grow flue-cured and burley tobacco as their principal crops, though most also grow maize, other food crops, tree crops or spices.

• The exposition generally proceeds at the right pace, and is occasionally spiced with amusing or personal examples.

• The answer to this next question may be ' 'because variety is the spice of life' '.

• They have their special set of spices, of which salt and pepper are central.

• That "variety," that "difference," that "dash of spice" is, precisely, ethnicity.

• He was singularly innocent of the political manoeuvring which provides for some the spice of academic life.

• These merchants generally traded in goods which could be kept for long periods of time and which were often brought from overseas, such as spices.

• The map itself, traversed by rivers and peppered with icons representing grain, cattle, or spices, offers a harvest of possibility for imperial and commercial exploitation.

• The irregular façades can be seen as a search for dissonance or tension, an element of spice to add to the basic mix.