Check in A Southern California doyenne gets a bit of a freshening up.
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Freshening up the party's gene pool is the first task of the Tories' new managers.
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There's also a lighted vanity mirror for freshening up with items from the Lalique amenity kit.
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Qantas has announced a redesign, but it's more of a freshening up than a complete overhaul.
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"My whole schedule is about freshening up now for the Masters and being ready for that," he said.
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Will the only alternatives available to an older building be modernization — "freshening up," in developer's parlance — or demolition?
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If there's one thing we've learned from spring cleaning, it's that a little freshening up goes a long way.
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And though it may be practical and effective, this drab-drobe (patent pending) could certainly use a little freshening up.
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Simply freshening up the exterior would cost more than $20,000 — and that's just for the 570 gallons of paint alone.
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The previous owners hadn't made many updates to the home — it needed serious structural upgrades, and some serious freshening-up.
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But as any comic can attest, that doesn't mean there isn't room for fine-tuning and freshening up its act.
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The Withings app can use some freshening up, but on the whole, you'd be hard pressed to find a better hybrid.
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She pointed out a veterinary-triage area, staffed with a technician; it had a bathtub and a blow-dryer for freshening up.
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Instead I pass the time blasting my summer playlist on Spotify from my Bluetooth speaker, scrolling through IG, and then quickly freshening up.
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" She also spun the incident's aftermath in her blog, writing, "A little freshening up with a new coat of paint never hurt a room!
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McCourt, freshening up after an overnight trans-Atlantic flight, called out from the bathroom with an instruction to hang the shirt in the closet.
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When the doors open, imagine your breath coming in and freshening up the elevator, the way opening a window brings a fresh breeze into the room.
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"Freshening up your bits is essential," says Charles, a man I met last year while researching an article on Club 487, the South London porn cinema.
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Eco-chic brand Love Home And Planet's new Dry Wash Spray for freshening up our pile of worn once or twice "chair-drobe" clothes fast does just that.
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Diners freshening up at Aamanns 1921 — which opened in Copenhagen in August and offers a modern take on classic Danish cuisine — are given a choice of two liquid soaps.
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The design, which builds on some changes to the Android app over the past year, moves the profile to a new side navigation tab while freshening up the apps' typography.
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Some guests on Thursday grumbled that the Waldorf needed some freshening up, that the carpet was worn, the furniture in the rooms scratched and dented, and the food warmed over.
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There are smooth portable options for freshening up desks, sleek models with chic filter sleeves for brightening up bedrooms, and large modern designs that make fashionable yet subtle living room accents.
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So if you've been using the same pans since college, or your cookware is just in dire need of some freshening up check out the entire All-Clad sale over at williams-sonoma.
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The formal closing of Atomico's fifth fund marks a new era for the VC, which has seen a freshening up of its 60-person investor and operational team over the last three years.
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The White House is freshening up its research on Trump's short list of 25 names, and interviews with candidates will start next week, Leo said in a phone interview with BuzzFeed News on Thursday.
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On our first day in Sydney, after freshening up after the long flight, we took a stroll down the street on which we were staying — about 15 minutes by car from the city center.
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Vodka is an excellent odor neutralizer, and a favorite of costume designers and figure skaters for freshening up delicate or elaborately embellished items to extend the time in between hand-laundering or professional cleaning.
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Beyond that is a kind of mirrored vanity area for freshening up after a treatment, with organic face wipes and a jade roller and lockers to ensure you're not tempted to check your phone.
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Crash Bandicoot put Uncharted/The Last of Us developer Naughty Dog on the map, and now Vicarious Visions — one of Activision's Skylanders teams — is freshening up the first three games in the series for newer hardware.
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While it looks to manage its staff budget, Hyundai is beefing up its SUV offerings, freshening up its Sonata sedan, and redirecting exports from slow-demand markets such as the Middle East to the United States.
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As a consequence, "This is Us" was joined by HBO's "Westworld" (tied with "SNL" overall for the most nominations); Netflix's "Stranger Things" and "The Crown;" and Hulu's breakthrough "The Handmaid's Tale" in freshening up the drama category.
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Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin of the trendy, Nashville-based home organization service and blog, The Home Edit, blessed us with their best advice on what to do (and what to avoid) when freshening up our spaces, post winter hibernation.
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The men are identically dressed in camouflage polar fleece, though one, Peio Amestoy, has added a dapper silk foulard tied ascot style and a loden green beret, patting after-shave on his cheeks after freshening up with a straight razor.
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It was far cry from what happened to the Spanish widow Cecilia Giménez, an amateur painter, who took on the task of freshening up the fresco of Jesus in Sanctuario de la Misericordia, a Roman Catholic church in Borja, near the city of Zaragoza.
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Driving the news: The challenge of saving Main Street — of driving customer traffic into brick and mortar stores — may be one of modernization: sprucing up stores inside and out, freshening up and more selectively choosing inventory, and using tech to know and keep up with customers.
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Deviants presents a unique moment in party culture, where the cutting edge of underground dance music is re-introduced to the community from whence it sprung all those decades ago, freshening up a longstanding tradition between gay fetish culture and electronic music—just with much better music.
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However, while she is freshening up, Richman finds her purse and the paper with Cliff's particulars in a dresser drawer. Marlow admits he became enraged when Henderson's wife refused to run away with him; she was only toying with him. Burgess arrives just in time. Marlow throws himself out the window to his death.
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Hendricks decides to stay and find out what species of snake is causing these attacks. Back in town, the Sheriff is called to a market store and finds a snake in there. Later at night, Dr. Hendricks drops Maggie off at her home. While freshening up, another rattlesnake enters her home and the Cobra watches from outside.
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With Wroe and Charnock on the transfer list, new faces began to appear with the aim of freshening up the side. First through the door was Joe Oastler on loan from Queens Park Rangers. Capable of playing as both a midfielder and defender, Oastler joined Torquay on a one-month deal. Later in the month, two more loan signings arrived at Plainmoor within twenty four hours of each other.
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Part IV, p. 1. Gary Arnold of The Washington Post wrote "'Heaven Can Wait' is easily the most appealing new American movie on the market. It manages to preserve much of the charm and romantic fantasy that worked for its predecessor, the 1941 crowd-pleaser Here Comes Mr. Jordan, while freshening up some of the settings and details and tailoring the roles to a different cast."Arnold, Gary (June 28, 1978).
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In May 1986, George Graham was appointed as Arsenal manager. He made an instant impact, guiding his team to League Cup success, and the club finished fourth in the Football League First Division. Arsenal however slipped to sixth in the league the following season, and lost out to Luton Town in the League Cup final a year later. Graham sought to resolve inconsistencies by freshening up his squad, promoting number of academy graduates while selling ageing players.
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After freshening up and training well in July, Riva Ridge's first race following the Hollywood Derby was the Monmouth Invitational. Before his fourth-place finish, Laurin and Penny Chenery thought he was unusually docile in the saddling paddock and Turcotte described him as having been "dull" in the post parade. When Riva Ridge returned to Saratoga the day after, he tested positive for traces of a tranquilizer derivative, indicating someone had likely given him a tranquilizer between 8 and 48 hours before the race. However, Riva Ridge was not tested immediately after the race by officials and the levels reported were not grounds for any action regardless.
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Sylvester then soldiers on all night, guarding his master with a shotgun he earlier wrestled away from the mice. Dawn finally breaks, ending the bleary-eyed cat's vigil as Porky awakes, but Porky wants to continue to stay. This is the last straw for Sylvester, who clubs Porky over the head with the shotgun butt while he is freshening up and singing "Home on the Range," leaving him stiff as a board with stars in his eyes and stuck on the "and the deer and the antelope play" line like a needle skipping on a record. Sylvester, meanwhile loads the car at high speed with the luggage and Porky and roars away from the hotel.
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Listenership eroded slightly in the late 1980s with the success of former Top-40 giant CKLW-AM's "Music of Your Life" format but Joy 97 remained a consistent top performer in the ratings. However, most of the station's listeners were older than the demographics usually courted by advertisers. Thus, in early 1991, the station made some adjustments to its format, dropping the syndication and going to a staff of live announcers and at the same time adding more soft pop and mellow rock vocals to the mix while replacing many of the traditional orchestra-based instrumentals with new-age and smooth jazz cuts. The "freshening up" of the format, however, did not reverse the station's fortunes, and ratings steadily declined.
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On the Friday episode of that week (February 20, 1976), he reminded viewers that they, too, could watch many of those old episodes beginning the following week. During the hiatus period, two primetime episodes were produced and aired as specials: a Christmas show in December 1977 and a "springtime"-themed show in June 1979. In 1978, production of the series resumed, with an eye towards "freshening up" the show by producing 15 new episodes per year. These "second series" episodes, which began airing in August 1979, would be mixed in with the already-airing cycle of repeats from the so-called "first series" (i.e., the color episodes of seasons 2–9, aired from 1969–76). The series aired 15 new episodes annually between 1979 and 1993.
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On April 15, 2013 it was also reported that Burroughs & Chapin paid $43 million for Barefoot Landing and the sale closed on March 1, with Barefoot Landing Commercial, LLC paying $43 million for the 64-acre complex which is according to the Register of Deeds office of Horry County. According to tenants, small improvements are set to be made at Barefoot Landing in the next month including installed fountains, playing music throughout the center, and replacing some of the aging boards in the wooden walkways. On April 14, 2014, The Sun News reported that Barefoot Landing would be undergoing a renovation, along with the addition of 10 new stores. Work included replacing the pedestrian bridges, renovating and expanding the restrooms, freshening up landscaping and resurfacing the parking lots.
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Cook also competed in the now more popular Superteams series, as part of the never-defeated 'Athletes' team, who were only finally beaten during the last season of the show in 1985. By now the BBC had decided that the programme was in need of 'freshening up' and had altered the format several times, changing the format of the gym tests to include bar jumps and adding computerised scoring to stop the trend of sliding squat thrusts. The programme was also moved to Portsmouth and took on a naval theme, adding a field gun competition in a bid to boost flagging ratings. The final series of Superteams was duly won by 'Watersports' (a team representing swimming, water-skiing and diving) which was led by Olympic swimmer Robin Brew who excelled at running events and also in the gym tests, where the bar jump became his speciality.
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