The natiue commodities of the Countrey (wherewith they serue both their owne turnes, and send much abroad to the great enriching of the Emperor, and his people) are many and substantiall.
Learne you there to fixe and make sure the colour to be giuen by logge wood: so shall we not need to buy woad so deare, to the enriching of our enemies.
In suggesting, therefore, the best methods of preparing and enriching the ground, I will begin by considering soils that are already in the most favorable conditions, and that require the least labor and outlay.
In America, two well-known and distinct species are enriching our gardens and gracing our tables with their healthful fruit.
More important modes of progress consist inenriching prior purposes and in forming new ones.
By it we are led to share vicariously in past human experience, thus widening and enriching the experience of the present.
It must provide the thought that applies the simpler forms of musical expression to the sweetening and enriching of life.
No one can question that a great and neverfailing spring of grace wells forth from your Apostolic See, enriching all Christians.
The seneschal renewed his promises of enriching him.
The chief hero of the Spanish Ballads is the Cid Campeador; and Robert Southey used these ballads as material for enriching the "Chronicle of the Cid," which has already been given in this Library.
Richemont[30] and the sire de la Tremoille, the young king's favourites, and solely desirous of enriching themselves at his expense.
Its great value in admitting light as well as in enriching the tones of a window was at once appreciated.
The promising son, sharing this atmosphere and even enriching it, yields while at Aldershot before the war to the superficial charm of a chorus girl, and marries her.
Indeed the list is well-nigh inexhaustible, and is constantly being increased by the many gifted writers who, enriching our current literature, see in personal character the germ of story-interest.
Sterne, Archbishop of York, died in the 86th year of his age: He was a sour ill-tempered man, and minded chiefly the enriching his family.
He seemed zealous against Popery in private discourse: But he was of such a timorous temper, and so set on the enriching his nephew, that he shewed no sort of courage.
And when we come into the realization of our oneness with this Infinite Spirit, then divine love so fills us that, enriching and enrapturing our own lives, from them it flows out to enrich the life of all the world.
Polishing and enriching their tongue is no small business amongst them; "it hath colleges and stipends appointed it;" and there is raised amongst them a great ambition and emulation of writing correctly.
And the person who keeps on steadily enriching his concepts has discovered the secret of perpetual youth so far as his mental life is concerned.
On the other hand, the person who has upon him the constant demand to meet new situations or do better in old ones will keep on enriching his old concepts and forming new ones, or else, unable to do this, he will fail in his position.
The truth is that the husband who mutually and considerately unites with his wife when she can accept him is not merely gratifying his own desire, he is enriching her whole system as well as his own through this mutual alchemy.
Sentiment is a draught of old wine passing into the veins and enriching the blood, until in the generous glow all the privations and the stints of loneliness are forgotten.
Like the Nile brimming over the fields, a flood of joy from nature overlaid my parched being, enriching it with a fertile loam, and shielding it from the irritations of the world.
Of the numerous species and varieties, some are cultivated for ornament, others for forage, and some for ploughing under for the purpose of enriching the soil.
The dressing should be applied after the removal of the decayed stalks, and forked in, that its enriching properties may be washed to the roots of the plants by winter rains.
Meantime, many smaller cities, more eligibly located for the purpose, are already enriching by their Sewage the rural districts adjacent, which they had previously tended strongly to impoverish.
Above all, what do you imagine Mr. Currie Ghyrkins would think of me if he knew I had been liberating and enriching the worst foe of his little god, Lord Beaconsfield?
It is no uncommon thing to meet in India men of all Asiatic nationalities buying and selling stones of worth, and enriching themselves in the business.
Filippo Casavecchio has seen it; he will be able to tell you what is in it, and of the discourses I have had with him; nevertheless, I am still enriching and polishing it.
There is excellent opportunity here forenriching the children's understanding of the life of a shepherd people, of which the Israelites are an example.
The public school has found it to be one of the most effective methods forenriching the pupil's ideas of given units of subject-matter and for leading to the establishment of permanent interests and of habitual modes of action.
Of course when first lighted the coal gas only is burned, but in a few minutes the albo-carbon communicates its enriching vapor to it.
The reduction of cost arises from the smaller quantity of gas consumed with the albo-carbon process than without it, and the very small cost of the enriching material.
He was one of the nobles who made use of Protestantism as a means of enriching themselves.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "enriching" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
