| enrich life | 4.21 | It enriches your life. | ||
| enrich uranium | 3.62 | It enriches uranium at a plant in Paducah, Kentucky. | ||
| enrich soil | 1.65 | The flood waters enrich the soil. | ||
| enrich culture | 0.72 | Yet it happens, enriching the culture. | ||
| enrich community | 0.59 | The fact that we have members who stand proudly and gay enriches our community. | ||
| enrich family | 0.59 | Opponents of the former leader allege he used his position to enrich his family. | ||
| enrich experience | 0.53 | In each section Fernbank has added information to enrich the experience. | ||
| enrich few | 0.39 | It steals from the many to enrich the few. | ||
| enrich understanding | 0.39 | It enriches historical understanding as it fattens your wallet. | ||
| enrich country | 0.33 | Historically, immigrants have enriched our country. | ||
| enrich executive | 0.33 | The scheme deceived investors but enriched executives who sold stock at high prices. | ||
| enrich lawyer | 0.33 | Lawyers become enriched from divorce. | ||
| enrich shareholder | 0.33 | Caterpillar can afford to enrich shareholders, analysts said. | ||
| enrich vocabulary | 0.33 | How can I enrich my vocabulary? | ||
| enrich company | 0.26 | Why, they say, should the public pay for things that are going to enrich private companies? | ||
| enrich film | 0.26 | These small, meticulous touches enrich the film immensely. | ||
| enrich insider | 0.26 | As in most other former Soviet republics, privatization sales of state property in Armenia are widely believed to have been rigged to enrich a few insiders. | ||
| enrich language | 0.26 | Then, composers like Weill, Hindemith and Ervin Schulhoff sought to enrich classical language with inflections of jazz. | ||
| enrich material | 0.26 | USEC enriches the material at two plants, one in Paducah, Kentucky and the other in Portsmouth, Ohio. | ||
| enrich people | 0.26 | It is the first park to allow tourists to get near them, for a price that enriched local people. |