| The advent of man marks the improver of creationGod made manifest in the flesh. |
| I had to feature it in the new book as an improver – a judgement more than validated by the successful City of Culture bid. |
| Other viscosity improver additives mechanically break down during use and cause the oils to lose some of their widetemperature range properties. |
| But in sober truth, Pope, whether as a gardener or as a poet, required no enlarger or improver of his works. |
| Perhaps he muttered this interrogatory in the spirit of an improver and adorner of nature. |
| It is an improver, an enabler, an instrument that encourages bigger and bigger ambitions. |
