After, a long period of stagnant wages, U.S. paychecks are looking peppier.
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But though he's a little peppier than your average Gothamite, Raymundo's New York snark shines through.
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Build Mode (and Buy Mode, the soundtrack to which was significantly peppier) was left to Martin's imagination.
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The wool ones are burly, the knit ones cheeky, the basic foulard ones still peppier than most.
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In real driving, the controls were dialed back to give cars better fuel economy and a peppier ride.
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The retailer's chief executive, Brian Cornell, was peppier about the final months of the year but not especially cheery.
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As I noted above, Microsoft replaced the previous NVidia GPU in the original Surface Book base with a peppier Nvidia GeForce GTX 23M.
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"Paid" features both Pusha T and Jeremih on a soul-pop beat exceptionally peppier than what the both of them are probably used to.
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The opening song, the introduction to what's supposed to be the peppier side of things, deals obliquely—and at times awkwardly—with molestation and PTSD.
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With iOS 11, Siri sounds slightly more human-like: It has more inflection and changes in pitch, knows when to pause, and, with the female voice, sounds slightly brighter and peppier.
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" Then she switched into a drastically peppier tone for the taping: "Believe it or not, over five thousand of you have joined in the past few days, which is blowing my mind!
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But instead of being what Mr. Heinberg called "a very guarded, lacquered '50s-era Hitchcock presence," Alice is peppier, a life-lover with mascaraed lashes and a closet filled with Bond girl minidresses.
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"She Don't Call No More" and "Stay with Me Tonight" are peppier but still subtlely bummed, while the powerful ten-minute based "I Remember Makonnen" freestyle offers a panoramic snapshot of the artist in unsure times.
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A combination of low unemployment, peppier economic growth and a record-setting stock market has pushed measures of consumer confidence to their highest levels since the dot-com boom of the late 222s and early 237s.
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Theater Review Serial killers may be all the rage on bookshelves and television screens — so ubiquitous, you'd think they made up a major demographic of the world population — but they are comparatively rare in the peppier precincts of musical theater.
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Uncork a bottle of Peeno Noir: The trailer for season 2 of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt just dropped, and our protagonist is peppier than ever as she tries to make sense of New York City after 15 years in a doomsday bunker.
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Following the criticism, a shorter and tweaked version of the song was released along with the video on 23 September. The shorter version, however, was met with positive responses and was cited to be peppier and more apt as a sporting anthem, hence replacing the original version as the official anthem. The music video, directed by Bharat Bala featured Rahman himself.
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Mickie Most's production and the arrangements of John Paul Jones accommodate these two divergent traits of Donovan's songwriting throughout Mellow Yellow. The peppier songs feature a diverse selection of instruments similar to Sunshine Superman and helped make a top 10 hit out of the title track on both sides of the Atlantic. The introspective ruminations feature sparse instrumentation that highlights Donovan's guitar playing, singing, and lyrics. On Mellow Yellow, Donovan gave a nod to his friend Bert Jansch on "House of Jansch", marking the third Donovan album in a row that paid tribute to the British folk personage.
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Leah Greenblatt of Entertainment Weekly gave it a "B+" rating. Deeming the album as feeling cohesive and self-assured, she considered that it doesn't seem especially interested in reaching the heights of Clarkson's early hit records but "swings low and sweet — a refreshingly real dispatch from an artist expressing exactly what she feels in this moment." Writing for Time, Bruner wrote that the album "finds her as fans prefer: a confident artist with a sense of humor and sass to spare." Shaun Kitchener of the Daily Express rated the album five stars, writing that Clarkson was "in her absolute element" on it, and the album was a "peppier, more playful alternative to Adele's 25".
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But it does so in a different register, setting [Solange's] deft soprano to an updated version of psychedelic funk and soul." Emily Mackay from The Guardian wrote, "[Solange has] long been engagingly outspoken on issues of race, and from the title down, A Seat at the Table is an intensely personal testament to black experience and culture; the likes of 'F.U.B.U.,' 'Mad,' 'Don't Touch My Hair' and interludes in which her parents talk about their encounters with racism go deep. Sonically, the album's take on modern psychedelic soul is languid, rich, lifted by airy, Minnie Riperton–esque trills on the gorgeous likes of 'Cranes in the Sky' or the darkly glimmering 'Don't Wish Me Well'; it's a world away from 2008's peppier, poppier Sol-Angel and the Hadley St. Dreams or 2012's indie-crossover-hit True EP. Guest spots from artists as diverse as Lil Wayne, Sampha, Tweet and Kelela only serve to amplify Solange's fascinating voice.
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