And yes, my running cadence tends to be a bit bouncier than most.
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They'd say, 'It's like Peripheral Vision but it's like a lot warmer and bouncier.
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Other factors change daily: Heat makes rubber bouncier, but humidity makes the balls heavier.
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Egg whites make flan firmer and bouncier; egg yolks make it richer and softer.
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That hair was bouncier, and in my estimation at the time, prettier than my kinks.
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Dolefully lyrical, bar a bouncier middle section, it proved as twee as the orchestration implied.
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But the market has been bouncier, in part because of the messaging coming out of the White House.
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Riggs, who died at 39 earlier this year of breast cancer, has a slightly bouncier approach than Taylor.
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Personally, I thought the the Leesa and Casper mattresses felt firmer, while the Tuft & Needle seemed a little bouncier.
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The couch on the set was bouncier; Stiles kept springing off it and banging her head on the back.
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The volume varies, as do the tempos — louder and bouncier during the morning and evening, less so at other times.
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That's followed by a 2-inch layer of a bouncier Viscolatex foam, and then topped with 3 inches of memory foam.
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" Va-Va-Volume "My hair naturally falls into beachy waves, but I also love using a curling wand to get it even bouncier.
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But we also know that snipping off the dead weight can make your curls and coils bouncier and healthier in the long run.
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She was known for using less hair product to achieve a softer, bouncier feel for hair that could turn out stiff in the wrong hands.
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Some people love they larger keys, which have less travel, and others, like myself, prefer the bouncier keys on the MacBook Air and old MacBook Pros.
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In 21986, Charles Goodyear created the vulcanization of rubber, which led to bouncier tennis balls and the growth of lawn tennis, which became the modern game.
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The result was a bouncier, more voluminous curl than one has come to expect from a standard curling wand — and lacked the singed smell often associated with irons.
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This holiday season, I'm wondering why Christmas stations don't play and create new hits with regularity — the enterprise's defining conservatism needn't preclude a bouncier array of novelty songs.
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He's beloved for playful bangers like "Photoshoot" and the giddy, word drunk masterpiece "Lemonade," often picking beats that are sunnier and bouncier than those of his ATL trap music contemporaries.
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According to the pros, this maximizes the surface area of each strand of hair, so lengths can absorb more conditioner and moisture, resulting in bouncier, fuller, and even longer-looking hair.
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Once the go-to look of celebrities and soccer players, the perm is making a comeback, but with the option of bigger, bouncier beach waves rather than just the poodle curl.
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A spring floor, he says, gesturing to the one we're standing on, can help with all three, but anything much bouncier would diminish the significance of a milestone like the quintuple corkscrew.
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And that's not to say it's not good, but in the context of Madonna's career, songs like "Cherish" – bouncier, poppier songs in which she's reigning in the sex appeal – are the outliers.
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Most notable is 20173's At What Cost, Link's debut album, which centers his experiences growing up in the DMV area over an instrumental backdrop that sounds more melodic than his bouncier early output.
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One team wants it more than the other, one team's willing to fight, one team has a spirit about them, they're bouncier, they're diving for balls, they're playing with more emotion, you are losing that game.
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Last August, after repeated claims by pitchers that the ball was bouncier than it once was, and rampant speculation about possible causes for the surge in home runs, baseball's commissioner, Rob Manfred, convened the study group.
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If it sounds echo-y, it's because this fancy hotel has a lot of marble in it, so it's a tiny bit bouncier than I would have liked, but we think you can listen to it.
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After massaging two generous drops onto my face one morning, I was surprised to see my skin instantly looked bouncier and brighter — it was as if I had just drank a liter of water and slept for 12 hours.
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It feels brighter, lighter, bouncier—you can imagine "Timberlands," a kiss-off to a former love (sample lyric: "Lace up your Timberlands / Step on my heart again / I'll never let you in"), playing over a triumphant teen movie montage.
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The song "Devil's Night" by Johnny Hollow had several great remixes to choose from, which helped us make that transition, and we also used their song "Bloodsuckers," which is bouncier with a cabaret-piano vibe that suited the evolution into more fun, girlie looks like Lolita and steampunk.
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It has made my skin look bouncier and brighter than ever before, and I love that it doesn't require me to change my regular routine, It's a simple addition that I can use no matter what other skin-care products are in my rotation at any given time.
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The Freedom ISO 2 has some similarities to the lightweight Saucony Kinvara, but the addition of the full-length Everun midsole is what gives the shoe a bouncier, more energetic feel that not only makes it effective for speed work, but also keeps you feeling fast on those longer runs.
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But its core mission remains essentially the same — raging, screaming, punk and metal bands and bouncier emo and pop-punk groups, from mainstays like All Time Low and Taking Back Sunday to promising younger acts on smaller stages, setting up shop at amphitheaters and in parking lots from San Diego to West Palm Beach, Fla.
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An indoor footvolleyball looks like a basketball, but at only 360g, it is smaller in diameter, bouncier, and heavier than a volleyball.
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In 1939 the tune was given new words (revised slightly in 1941) and a bouncier tempo. It became the 1942 Glenn Miller hit "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree (With Anyone Else but Me)".
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The technique of bowing a Hardingfele also differs from that used with a violin. It's a smoother, bouncier style of bowing, with a lighter touch. The player usually bows on two of the upper strings at a time, and sometimes three. This is made easy by the relative flatness of the bridge, unlike the more curved bridge on a violin.
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Fish paste that are sold commercially have to contain more than one fish, with possible additions of condiments, colouring agents or starch. Based on the Singaporean government Food Regulations, Fish Pastes should contain at least 70% fish. Homemade fish cakes are usually made from mackerel because of its sweeter taste and ease in preparing. Fish paste mixtures are often put in food processors or traditionally thrown against the side of mixing bowls to achieve the bouncier texture of fish cakes.
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White's best seller was a 4 eyelet gibson shoe, along with short production-runs of fashion styles and the classic 8 eyelet ankle boot, made on a rolling army last. To maintain independence White's registered the Tredair trade mark in 1976 to produce boots labelled "Dr Martens Tredair", and then just "Tredair" after 1983, using their own patented foam-injection system to make a bouncier mid-sole than the DM felt. They filed patent 2292878B with Harry Gee as inventor. In 1990 White & Company (Earls Barton) Ltd.
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Lewis Corner of Digital Spy gave the song a positive review stating: > 'Can't Say No' is more than likely to set the Brighton-born lad down a > similar path [as Justin Bieber]. "Some girls are naughty, some girls are > sweet/ One thing they got in common, they all got a hold on me," he croons > over buzzing bass and crisp beats, before things tumble into an ear-grabbing > chorus bouncier than an inflatable castle. In fact, the final result is much > the same; it's playful, fun and immediately leaves you wanting another go. > .
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In monsoon conditions it was difficult for him to reach the maidan (grounds) from his home in the suburbs, so a synthetic pitch was laid besides his house for practice. "Not only does it save our time and energy but it has also helped him get used to bouncier wickets that he will have to deal with later on," his father commented. He was unable to attend school for 4 years due to his cricket commitments, so a private tutor was employed for his maths and English classes.
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The Nike Vaporfly first came out in 2017 and their popularity, along with its performance, prompted a new series of running shoes. The Vaporfly series has a new technological composition that has revolutionized long-distance running since studies have shown that these shoes can improve run times up to 4.2%. The composition of the sole contains a foamy material, Pebax, that Nike has altered and now calls it ZoomX (which can be found in other Nike products as well). Pebax foam can also be found in airplane insulation and is "squishier, bouncier, and lighter" than foams in typical running shoes.
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By 1980 Seymour, on lead guitar, was a member of The Jetsonnes, a post-punk pop group formed in Melbourne, with John Archer on bass guitar; Doug Falconer on drums; Margot O'Neill on lead vocals; and Ray Tosti-Gueira on guitar. Clinton Walker described the group as "lighter, bouncier (rather than funkier) and more infectious than other like-minded bands such as Models". They issued a double A-sided single, "Newspaper"/"Miniskirts in Moscow". The Jetsonnes, Models, and International Exiles were "the first bands to rise out of Melbourne's hothouse punk, new wave explosion playing an exuberant brand of neo-pop".
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According to music journalist, Clinton Walker, The Jetsonnes had a "clever post-punk pop sound was lighter, bouncier (rather than funkier) and more infectious than other like-minded bands". Their only released track is "Newspaper" which was one side of a gig give away split single in June 1980 with "Miniskirts in Moscow" by fellow pop group, International Exiles, as the other. By September that year The Jetsonnes had disbanded but Archer, Falconer, Miles, Seymour and Tosti-Gueira decided to continue with new members, Geoff Crosby on keyboards and Greg Perano (ex-True Wheels) on percussion to form a new band.
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" He described Difford's protagonists as "still getting into awkward positions" while Tilbrook "provides snaky pop", whereas "Jolly Comes Home" is "as incisive and beautiful a ballad as the band has recorded." Phoenix New Times reflected that the album was "an adult, yet considerably bouncier, work" than prior Squeeze albums. Trouser Press criticised the writing, finding too many songs to talk of romantic break-ups, but nonetheless felt the album was "lively and unpretentious." In The Rough Guide to Rock, Nick Dale highlights it as one of Squeeze's four most essential albums and their "most successful release since Babylon and On, and for good reason.
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Alexis Petridis of The Guardian classified "Denial" as a "beautifully-crafted bulletproof pop song", while Manchester Evening News' Sarah Walters described the track as "a steamy, disco hit". Levine from Digital Spy rated the song four out of five stars; he regarded it as "brilliantly addictive", and "bouncier than a Labrador puppy on Ritalin, but classy too". Birmingham Mail critic Sean Coleman commended the Sugababes' emotion and harmonious vocal performance on the song, which he considered the standout from Change. Fraser McAlpine of BBC gave "Denial" a full five-star rating, and highlighted the Sugababes' vocal performance accompanied by the "raw, brittle emotion" in the song.
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Sheriden as the co-writer defended the song as an innocent children's pop song.Fanzine interview with Lee Sheriden, 1999 Member Martin Lee has stated that "The Circus Came to Town" is his favourite of their own songs. The album received a favourable review in the now defunct music paper Superpop, stating: "The group are at their best on the bouncier numbers and "Willie", "Got a Funny Feeling" and "Andy McDougal" are the pick of this platter. The only criticism I have of Singing a Song is that on several numbers the group sound stilted - a fault that is not evident in their very entertaining live show or any of their past single smashes".
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The composition of the sole contains a foamy material, Pebax, that Nike has altered and now calls it ZoomX. The ZoomX material can be found in other Nike products as well. Pebax foam can also be found in airplane insulation and is "squishier, bouncier, and lighter" than foams in typical running shoes. In the middle of the ZoomX foam there is a full-length carbon fiber plate "designed to generate extra spring in every step". In 2020 Nike released its newest product from the Vaporfly line, the Nike ZoomX Vaporfly NEXT%, which was marketed as "the fastest shoe we’ve ever made" using Nike's "two most innovative technologies, Nike ZoomX foam and VaporWeave material".
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" Robbie Daw of music blog Idolator found that it was "a catchy enough jam that we kind of wish we could hear sans Breezy. But given the lackluster performance of Brandy’s previous single, the Monica collab "It All Belongs to Me", hitching up to Brown for a song ahead of her album launch probably seemed like the sensible thing to do." Chuck Arnold of People magazine gave the song three and a half out of four stars and added that "after that underwhelming reunion with Monica, Brandy really seems poised for a long-overdue comeback with this thumping, stuttering banger featuring Chris Brown." Robert Copsey of Digital Spy found that "after 2008's ballad-packed Human, Brandy has opted for an altogether bouncier sound for the lead cut from her new album Two Eleven.
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The result was a car that weighed only , nearly half the amount of the then state-of-the-art "lightweight" stainless steel cars being manufactured by Budd. With a capacity of 88 passengers in a 2+2 seating configuration, the Pioneer III coach achieved a weight-to-passenger ratio, a number not seen since the days when passenger cars had been made out of wood. Unfortunately, these remarkable statistics were accomplished at the expense of comfort, as passengers were provided with significantly reduced legroom compared to other coaches in the same class and a bouncier ride. The Pioneer III coach concept toured numerous North American railroads as a demonstrator unit, but due to the general decline in rail passenger traffic there was little interest in new rolling stock, especially one that represented a new and untested model.
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