Want to jazz up that harvest bowl with extra protein?
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Gobert's basket and free throw put the Jazz up 57-40.
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Invest in a good suit and basics you can jazz up.
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I jazz up my day with earrings and a pink lip.
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You know what can jazz up an otherwise boring Monday night dinner?
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Jazz up your day-to-day sweatshirt with some color popping tassels.
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You can do different things with it to jazz up a look.
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North Korean participation would jazz up the so far unspectacular winter games.
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He was looking for vintage items to jazz up the restaurant's table settings.
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Click ahead for our favorite hair accessories to jazz up any winter get-up.
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They'll use it to buy back stock and jazz up numbers through financial engineering.
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So if you wanted one to jazz up your wallet, you're out of luck.
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Similar walls are becoming darlings of office designers looking to jazz up common areas.
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The dessert bar lets you jazz up your McFlurry or Sundae with 17 different toppings.
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Since then, it has become a go-to for restaurants to jazz up their dishes.
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I jazz up an instant noodle with some frozen veggies, chicken sausage, and an egg.
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The baskets helped fuel a 10-0 run that put the Jazz up 64-49.
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If you want to jazz up your pot a little, consider the cork-topped plunger.
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It feels like a production that wants to jazz up a text it doesn't trust.
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Three years later, we're still calling upon the trend to jazz up tried-and-true looks.
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Jazz up or tame down all the classic papal vestments to suit your own divine mandate.
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A long jumper from Ingles finished off the sequence and put the Jazz up 60-58.
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In fact, Overwatch is actually the result of another attempt to jazz up an existing genre.
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The rosé soup—which I tried to jazz up with some creme fraiche—was mostly untouched.
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Messenger's camera can make an infinite number of overlaid graphics to jazz up your photos and videos.
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Their team was thinking of the most ambitious way to change zoning and jazz up their downtowns.
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Belcour Preserves' spicy sauces are both sweet and savory, and jazz up anything and everything on your plate.
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Mitchell's three-point play punctuated the run and put the Jazz up 91-79 with 8:07 remaining.
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Among other notable clues is the use of the term "jazz up" (Gasteyer has a jazz album, too).
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Conley and Mitchell capped the run with back-to-back baskets to put the Jazz up 85-79.
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Her hope now is that her character on the show, Alex, gets to jazz up her wardrobe as well.
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We're not necessarily suggesting that you jazz up your sad desk lunch by using two ballpoint pens as chopsticks.
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Plus, posting a picture of the snow-capped Rockies will jazz up your Instagram in the best way possible.
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But there are about a thousand other ways you can jazz up your makeup look for a night out.
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Hell, maybe you want to jazz up your faux slaughter-orgy with some delightful chocolate or peanut butter blood.
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Trey Lyles countered with big baskets to put the Jazz up 31-4503 in front early in the second quarter.
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I assumed a local news station was just using a gimmicky new technique to jazz up a ho-hum story.
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But Twahirwa is one of a growing band of successful farmers working to jazz up agriculture's image on the continent.
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He came up with some ideas to jazz up the theme and did much of the filling of the grid.
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Rubio drained a pair of 3-pointers to punctuate an 11-2 run and put the Jazz up 76-60.
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Putting up art prints is one of the most convenient ways to jazz up a wall that's feeling a bit dull.
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But the Slideshow music, movement and transitions jazz up your less eye-catching images and turns them into something worth watching.
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Joe Ingles bookended the run with a pair of baskets and put the Jazz up 245-23 with 22:260 left.
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Favors and Hood capped the run with another pair of back-to-back baskets to put the Jazz up 19-15.
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Graphic shapes, itty bitty flicks, colored liner — there are countless ways to jazz up your run-of-the-mill cat-eye.
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Other people's efforts to jazz up their flagging marital sex lives are bound to seem a bit grim on the page.
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I buy some crystals on Amazon to jazz up an antique chandelier I got for free from a Facebook Swap group.
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Graffiti-style murals of birds, mermaids and a man with dreadlocks jazz up the walls around a 14-space parking lot.
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Jazz up the house with reusable materials, LED lights and/or homemade items made from your art closet or forest floor.
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Fragmented narratives with hopscotching time aren't uncommon, even if they often come across as efforts to jazz up a dull story.
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The German designer is credited with helping jazz up the label founded by Coco Chanel in 1910 and attract younger clients.
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They jazz up selfies in a way that differentiates Snapchat from Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Shots, and other more traditional photo sharing apps.
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I don't candy coat the struggle or jazz up my craptastic barely-holding-on days when he asks how I've been doing.
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If it wants Stories to stay interesting, though, it has to keep equipping users with new ways to jazz up their posts.
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And thanks the MSQRD filters, people can jazz up their face so they feel less self-conscious or basic about sharing selfies.
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But I think in trying to jazz up his own base he's going to do some things that swing voters find offensive.
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Some speculate that Amazon wants to install this technology in Whole Foods stores, which would really jazz up the premium grocery shopping experience.
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The mission is the same as it was in the '90s, though: jazz up your hair while pilin' on the colors and textures.
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Meanwhile, the sweeping redesign that's slowly rolling out comes with ways to jazz up your Snaps with colorful text styles and multiple captions.
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Utah carved out the largest lead for either team after Jeff Withey scored a hook shot to put the Jazz up 28-24.
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In an attempt to jazz up the interminable inquiry she held a press conference yesterday in which she accused the president of bribery.
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Lao, 24, Brooklyn Jazz up your classic cut-offs by adding a patterned, billowy button-up and fancy footwear, like these lace-up brogues.
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The time was 2006: Jules Yap was looking for ideas to jazz up a pair of Pax sliding doors — her newest purchase from Ikea.
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These allow for better visual communication, where you can add captions, highlight certain things, jazz up scenes with silly doodles or augment them with emoji.
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In mine, that would be cans of spicy diced tomatoes, which can jazz up chickpeas, diced chicken, deep bowls of pasta and something resembling tacos.
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Walker's call-and-response try -- "America deserves better" -- didn't do much to jazz up a jam-packed crowd that was already primed for a big moment.
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So if you want to upgrade that lumpy couch, spring for decorative pillows up the wazoo, or jazz up your backyard, we'll take care of it.
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So does the busy set (by Steven C. Kemp), which seems intended to jazz up proceedings that could do with simplifying to help complex dialogue land.
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These food-grade ingredients don't just jazz up toast: They contain alpha hydroxy acids, along with vitamins C, E, and B5 to help boost skin clarity, too.
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Jazz up those clips of your pets and vacations before they hit Instagram and Snapchat with these mobile video editing suites, putting pro tools in your pocket.
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He opens my top drawer and it's full of sunglasses and it's because I love accessorizing and it's a fun way to jazz up a simple outfit.
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This is not just a whole bunch of guys saying I can buy back a lot of stock here and jazz up my numbers through financial engineering.
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Here, they're reclining on a bed of hearty, fibrous farro, and a charred scallion salsa verde is the perfect way to jazz up them up a little.
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Tributes have poured in from around the world for the man considered an industry icon, who was best known for helping jazz up French couture house Chanel.
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Here's how to use it: Last week, Snapchat debuted a few new features that let you jazz up your disappearing messages, including voice filters, Paperclip and Backdrops.
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Small forward Gordon Hayward followed Favors' nice play with two free throws to put the Jazz up by four, all but clinching the win with 33 seconds remaining.
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It's a great way to jazz up your presentations and other videos — or to keep children busy with a weekend project filming their own toys in action scenes.
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You can't share photos on their own like you would on Instagram Stories or DM. Marco Polo has some features to jazz up your videos, but it's limited.
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In a bid to jazz up local democracy, the government is toying with the idea of "citizen juries", small panels of voters who would have a say on policy.
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Faced with this, parties have unfurled a variety of unorthodox strategies to jazz up their appeal and gain the support of groups they previously had given up as lost.
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But as Trump has repeatedly promised to jazz up this year's event, the lack of some of the more recognizable names and faces in the party will be stark.
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This City Constellation Map (available for Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Boston and Washington, D.C.) brings a touch of cosmos to the cosmopolitan — and will jazz up any apartment.
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" — Alexandra Petri (@petridishes) September 19, 2016 we are clearly in a bizarro universe because someone at the Emmys was like "what do we need to jazz up this opener?
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Rauch's team found ways to jazz up the gathering with help from tools such as Slack and Zoom, and giving participants more ways to be part of the action.
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But Utah took the lead for good when Royce O'Neale drained a 36-pointer on the other end to put the Jazz up 33-23 with 258 seconds remaining.
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Or it could be that the accessories the company in question has chosen to jazz up their product are so ridiculous that the whole thing falls apart on closer inspection.
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In 1983, some thirty years into Lagerfeld's career, the owners of Chanel hired him to jazz up the brand, and he succeeded wildly, though, unlike its creator, he never reimagined womanhood.
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The spurt formed part of a larger 21-3 run that culminated in back-to-back baskets from Clarkson that put the Jazz up 83-80 late in the third quarter.
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From the start, with the bustling orchestral introduction, he never tried to jazz up the score superficially, plumbing the music for inner voices, pungent harmonies, layered orchestral strands and rhythmic complexities.
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Emotes are like Twitch's secret language – these custom emoji-like pictorial glyphs let users jazz up their conversations, while also allowing broadcasters to generate revenue by selling their own packs to fans.
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The best thing I can say about this part of the 2018 Cayenne Turbo is that the slashing, wraparound tail light configuration and quad pipes jazz up what's the SUV's worst angle.
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The best thing I can say about this part of the 2019 Cayenne Turbo is that the slashing, wraparound tail light configuration and quad pipes jazz up what's the SUV's worst angle.
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This fires up the ephemeral camera where you can shoot photos, videos, and Boomerang GIFs, which you can then jazz up with stickers, drawings, and overlaid text captions just like Instagram Stories.
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However, the government ended up raising just 49.9 trillion rupiah from its 10 retail bond offerings, according to government data, despite efforts to jazz up the marketing to attract more millennial investors.
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To get the most out of Halloween, Mars Wrigely has to jazz up it core items, spark a conversation online and take full advantage of the eight-week-long Halloween season in stores.
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This is not the first time the Migos have decided to use the sax to jazz up a song, as "South Africa" on Quality Control: Control the Streets also veered into David Sanborn territory.
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Oh, and because it's made with actual glitter, which I thought would be a cool way to jazz up my holiday-party look while masking the fact that I'm showing up with dirty hair.
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So, of course, when it comes to her accessories the billionaire business woman also can't help but go all-out, opting for some pretty quirky, over-the-top accessories to jazz up her everyday look.
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If you want to jazz up the background of your shots, you can add environmental filters that make your screen a lava lamp or add patterns you can manipulate with the wave of your hand.
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In its bid to stay ahead, Vuitton has also invested in new designers, betting on Virgil Abloh, a DJ and founder of high-end streetwear label Off-White, to help jazz up its mens' clothing lines.
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Whether you're looking for the perfect-fitting pair of jeans, a cute and cozy sweater, or some trendy accessories to jazz up your look, there's one place both celebrities and us regular folks can agree on.
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They can then choose from a purple Instagram color gradient background, a pattern of one emoji they choose or a selfie they can jazz up with augmented reality face filters that then becomes an emoji pattern.
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Hayward banked in a jumper, Trey Lyles drove for a reverse layup and Hayward drilled a 3-pointer over three straight possessions to put the Jazz up 75-50 with 4:183 remaining in the quarter.
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"KAISER KARL" But it was after he joined French fashion house Chanel in 1983 that he gained rock-star status, credited with helping jazz up the label founded by Coco Chanel in 1910 and attracting younger clients.
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But if this initial dive into the virtual goods space goes well, there's plenty that Twitter could sell, from special stickers or badges to jazz up your profile, to ways to get your tweets seen by more people.
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Whether it's in the form of burgundy booties for a coffee break or bright-red block heels with denim for a day out, richly textured kicks are an easy way to jazz up the jeans-and-blouse formula.
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The unisex styles range from shimmering two-tone high-tops (available in a red and blue combo as well as a black and green option) to rainbow-bright cushioned lace-ups that will instantly jazz up your winter aesthetic.
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Moncler, known for its wintry down coats, has tried to jazz up its ranges with special edition jackets from a roster of famous designers, and has stepped away from traditional catwalks shows to host edgier events in its stores.
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That is true for people who speak on behalf of presidents and also true for journalists and pundits who embellish their reports and commentaries to attract eyeballs and audiences that boost ratings and jazz up the Washington chit chat.
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For example, on Messenger you'll be able to add a 3D heart floating above someone's head, add an arrow to point to something in a panorama or add a celebrating robot that plays music to jazz up a drab video.
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But for Facebook to have a functioning AR strategy — whether for keeping people coming back to play with AR face masks, watch friends jazz up their lives or giving advertisers creative tools — it has to get people watching Stories en masse.
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While at first glance some of the offerings resemble standard amusement park fare (pizzas and burgers, for example), guests have the option to jazz up their meals with out-of-the-box toppings like smoked salmon and bacon-fig jam.
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I hear this entry in the voice of a very elegant great-aunt of mine, whom I doubt any of you knew, but in my mind she's looking disdainfully at my drab décor and suggesting that I JAZZ UP THE PLACE.
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Directly from the HGTV experts themselves, Karen E Laine and Mina Starsiak from Good Bones weigh in on how to work with a limited space, while Christina and Tarek El Moussa from Flip or Flop teach us how to jazz up our floors.
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RICHMOND, Va. — Donald J. Trump has some ideas for how to jazz up the Republican National Convention, and he previewed one at a rally here on Friday evening: a "winner's evening" of sports celebrities and champions addressing the convention rather than politicians.
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"They make me smile," she says of the vessels, which sit alongside wooden bowls filled with limited-run sew-on patches to jazz up your jeans (the "I Love Avocado" patch is already a social media hit) that can be applied at the Patch Bar.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's biggest banks are set to cut fees, boost digital services and jazz up branches with features such as touch-screen display panels to meet competition from new online-only lenders in one of the world's most profitable banking markets.
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If you know you want a hair change, but are unsure what that looks like — glossy copper-colored highlights, a foray into bangs with a shaggy lob, or adding a new hair accessory to jazz up the cut you're already comfortable with — we've got inspiration for you.
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We've got a few suggestions: This one is simple and straight-forward and will jazz up any brand or style of boxed mac and cheese you've got, but if you're willing to experiment with a parmesan flavor, you're essentially creating a low-budget cacio e pepe.
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By Robert Iafolla Though their case involves liquids meant to jazz up the flavor of water, how a federal appeals court rules in a dispute argued Friday between Kraft Heinz Co and TC Heartland LLC could end the steady and controversial flow of patent litigation to the Eastern District of Texas.
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I saw the exhilarating promise of America in the oddest places — the friendly drag queen with her Long Island iced tea at Two Hearts, the local gay bar; the dollar classics night at the campus movie theater where I watched "Back to the Future"; my messy attempt at a tandoori marinade to jazz up a Thanksgiving turkey.
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Here are the best you can buy:Best overall: Filtron Cold Water Coffee Concentrate BrewerBest no-hassle system: Toddy Cold Brew SystemBest for your countertop: OXO Good Grips Cold Brew Coffee MakerBest under $20: Takeya Patented Deluxe Cold Brew Iced Coffee MakerBest for small kitchens: Hario Mizudashi Cold Brew Iced Coffee PotBest for a fast cold brew: Cuisinart Automatic Cold Brew CoffeemakerThe best milk frother you can buyIf you enjoy cappuccinos or are looking for a way to jazz up your coffee, a milk frother is a good investment.
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