sweeten

But I'd a thought on my way back which may sweeten all.

The art of sweetening the air at home is not new.

The fact sweetened the law's victory of the night before.

He was also right to sweeten the atmosphere on the economic side.

"When I first told her no, she sweetened the offer."

To get the job done, they say, the Government must sweeten the effort with cash.

His voice had sweetened, as though he was talking to a condemned man.

Read on to learn some of the best ways you can use it to sweeten your kitchen.

The King is merely getting you out of his hair for a while until your home life sweetens up.

Leave the best until after a hard frost, when they sweeten up.

You should have asked the General for a higher price to sweeten the pill.

Indeed, in the end, Congress even sweetened the deal a bit, by extending the break a little longer.

I felt it might help to sweeten his temper a little.

I took it, and both of us sweetened our breaths.

"And if you're a little bit in love with him, that only sweetens the deal, right?"

We'll see if anything can be done to sweeten the deal."

In the end, the environmental deals were sweetened with money for both sides.

He offered to sweeten the deal with more money from the state sooner.

These eight easy tips will sweeten your breath for good.

"But it's hard to sweeten it for only eight games."

It is a message that he sweetened for foreign consumption.

The young ones might need something to sweeten the ordeal ahead of them.

Looks like the offer from Kraft needs to be sweetened.

She had given him a kiss to sweeten the comment.

Would the leaves sweeten if we soaked them in cold water a while?