1. You want a car with a bit of oomph.

2. Marilyn Monroe had lots of oomph.

3. His car has a lot of oomph.

4. "There's no buzz, there's no oomph about the place," he complained.

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5. The campaign just didn't have any oomph.

6. You need to put some oomph into your acting.

7. She is a oomph girl.

8. a styling product to give your hair more oomph.

9. They have more oomph, and no need of a gearbox to deliver it.

10. The tutti sound certainly doesn't lack oomph, but some passages may feel a bit weedy at first.

11. It's important to have someone with a bit of oomph in charge of the department.

12. It's not a bad song, but it needs more oomph.

13. Opera Chorus, under William Vendice's stalwart hand, brought a bit of needed oomph to an otherwise bland evening.

14. There are verses and choruses and chick backing vocals and a big Chris Hughes production to give it that radio-friendly oomph.

15. If you choose a Petite Sirah, be prepared for a wine with real oomph.

16. If choose jacket of sleeve of Victoria money hubble-bubble, what show is wild oomph; Choose pure cotton jerkin to behave green one side.

17. This means it can hover like a helicopter, but when flying forwards can reduce the speed of the main rotor and let the wings provide part of the lift. Its propellers give the extra oomph.

18. A pusher propeller has been fitted at the rear of the X 2 to provide extra oomph.

1. You want a car with a bit of oomph.