It says that applications for next year are looking perkier.
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The dark images of the music video temper the slightly perkier beat.
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My bum was perkier than ever and my clothes were getting loser.
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When she returned to the bench her posture and voice were perkier.
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If the cod that's available seems mushy, choose something perkier and more pristine.
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Steve Harrington Hair Update Looking slightly perkier, as it now has a task at hand.
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Jillian Michaels reveals the 4 best exercises for a perkier butt, including two types of deadlifts
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But debt underwriting was perkier at Citi and JPMorgan Chase, and advisory fees rose across the board.
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"There will always be someone who is younger, hotter, thinner, perkier, fitter, or better endowed," she said.
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Go global: a perkier European economy and stable growth in China are two macroeconomic drivers of LVMH's stock price.
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Ms. Michaels returns with a perkier tune, "Are You," that matter-of-factly encourages a flirtation over a snappy, skeletal rhythm track.
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The best eyelash curlersIf wider, perkier, luscious lashes are what you seek, then it's time to add an eyelash curler to your makeup bag.
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But embedded in the run were two performances in which she was replaced by Kathleen Kim, whose soprano is, while not as luxurious, perkier, more pointed.
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Our cheeks were a little perkier, our skin had a pretty, natural flush to it, and our makeup lasted a hell of a lot longer than usual.
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While that probably won't make the mood any perkier, you'll at least have an easier time focusing on the important plans and strategies you're trying to lay out.
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People often ask me about the best exercises for building a perkier butt, bolder shoulders, bigger arms, stronger calves, chiseled pecs, firmer thighs, and (of course) washboard abs.
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Whether you're training for a race, want to counteract all the sitting you do, or are hoping for a perkier derrière, this 30-day squat challenge will make you a better squatter.
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Price: $28 Let's face it, there's no one in the galaxy who's perkier than R22.1-D229.99 — the chipper droid always greets the morning with a cheery bleep, no matter how dire the circumstances.
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While I could see the results instantaneously – smaller pores, perkier composition, shallower creases – about half of those I polled couldn't tell which side of my face had been treated in a control test.
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Sigh. Nevermind the existentialism, the LA duo's song—the first from their forthcoming second LP Kick at the Dust, out on September 16th—is perkier than a peakcock's plumes when he's really tryna get laid.
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Maybe it's due to the culture in which I grew up, but I've always preferred having a plumper, apple bottom... I'd love for it to be fuller and a bit perkier, but I'd say I'm pretty pleased.
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Giselle (Olga Smirnova) is perkier and more assertive than usual; a girl with a spirited side that shows in her love of dancing and her laughing refutal of her mother's warnings that she will become a Wili.
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But instead of just slapping it on and hoping for the best, applying in upward, massage-like strokes can help encourage blood flow to the area, helping melt away any residual puffiness and giving you a perkier-looking complexion.
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The other: how Aniston's character, a Katie Couric–like morning show host, will deal with her fury over the fact that her cohost, Mitch Kessler (Steve Carrell), was fired for serial sexual misconduct, while also fending off attempts to exchange her with someone younger and perkier.
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It's a thyroid disease, and it's now been two years since taking the medication for it, so for the VS show I didn't want to lose any more weight, I just want to have muscles in the right place, and if my butt can get a little perkier, then that's good.
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Ever since she blazed onto Broadway with a Tony-winning, show-stealing performance in a revival of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" in 1999 (she officially made her Broadway debut two years earlier, in "Steel Pier"), Ms. Chenoweth has returned regularly, in revivals of "Promises, Promises" and "On the Twentieth Century," but perhaps most memorably as the perkier witch in the long-running "Wicked," chirping merrily about her popularity.
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Denis, anyone? You've got to get up pretty early in the morning to be perkier than Marilyn Denis, the grande dame of the dawn patrol - Toronto Star, July 8, 1995 Marilyn Denis mouthing off gently - Toronto Star, September 15, 1989 With the CTVglobemedia purchase of CHUM Limited, and the subsequent sale of five Citytv stations to Rogers Media, mandated by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, Denis temporarily found herself working for two separate media competitors. To resolve this situation, Denis announced that she would be leaving Cityline after 19 years to pursue current and future projects with the CTV Television Network.
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Thomas Mann's novel The Magic Mountain, which admittedly was written after the war but is set in a sanatorium during these years, gives a picture of the intellectually lively atmosphere. Her doctor, von Muralt, appears also to be one of the first doctors who truly won her trust and friendship. When he died in 1917, Edith wrote two poems, Trädet i skogen ("The Tree in the Forest") and Fragment av en stämning ("Fragment of a Mood"), which expresses her sorrow and conflicted memories of her time in Switzerland. Finally, Edith felt better, her cough had disappeared, and she was perkier than normal.
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The cover versions were not necessarily straightforward imitations. For example, Bill Haley's incompletely bowdlerized cover of "Shake, Rattle and Roll" transformed Big Joe Turner's humorous and racy tale of adult love into an energetic teen dance number,R. Coleman, Blue Monday: Fats Domino and the Lost Dawn of Rock 'n' Roll (Da Capo Press, 2007), p. 95. while Georgia Gibbs replaced Etta James's tough, sarcastic vocal in "Roll With Me, Henry" (covered as "Dance With Me, Henry") with a perkier vocal more appropriate for an audience unfamiliar with the song to which James's song was an answer, Hank Ballard's "Work With Me, Annie".
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"USS Callister" has been called "the most cinematic episode to date" for the show, due to its use of vivid colours and a huge fictional landscape. Though the episode is dark at times and raises serious issues, it also has a perkier tone to previous Black Mirror episodes, containing one-line jokes and visual gags, and a happy ending relative to other episodes of the show. Its plot twist is revealed slowly, a contrast to the "gut-punch" reveal of previous episodes. Main character Robert Daly has an unhappy life, where he does not receive credit for co-founding his company and is mocked by workplace colleagues.
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Most of the songs here are almost identical, and the ones that manage to stand out are perfectly fine jaunts into well-cultivated sonic territories. The collaboration with Birdy is nice enough, as are the old fashioned trad-folk sounds of Everything – and that’s the thing: it’s all nice. All this from the man who used to run rings around your brain." Lauren Murphy of The Irish Times wrote, "His “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” approach means that songs such as Everything and Fool’s Gold lumber pleasantly but forgettably along, while the addition of Birdy on vapid duet Beautiful Birds makes scant difference. Anywhere and If You Go are perkier affairs, but there is little in the way of “edgy” here, along with some criminally bad lyrical rhymes.
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