enrichen

I'll have to travel interstate to enrichen my life!

Relationships should enrichen with age, that kind of thing.'

As usual, the Haven staff responded warmly to the fine people who brought their language and culture to enrichen our atmosphere.

Sun-dried tomatoes too are used, as is tomato paste to enrichen a sauce.

The taste of the meat is enrichen with a distinct aroma of burned banana leaves.

That will be a tremendous achievement, a Digital Earth that will enrichen the real world.

The ever-dapper Neil Young: 'Relationships should enrichen with age.'

Today, Indonesian markets is also enrichen with selections of home-grown non-tropical fruits that is not native to Indonesia.

Compostable vegetation along with various food surpluses may be used to enrichen garden soil naturally, ensuring an abundant and, what is particularly crucial, toxin-free crop.

The main function of bumbu is actually the same as common spices; as flavouring agent, to add, enrichen and/or to enhance taste and aroma.

My congratulations to Macquarie University and the team of the ACA This is inspirational work and will answer some of our most profound questions and enrichen our community.

FJF placements seek to tackle the issues of youth unemployment in the arts head-on, and, as a corollary help with the cultural and racial diversity that can only enrichen this country's heritage.

Common ingredients are young unripe jackfruit, eggplant, chayote, melinjo beans and leaves, long beans, green chili pepper, tofu and tempeh all cooked in coconut milk soups and sometimes enrichen with chicken or beef stock.