Google's system uses snazzier design than Samsung's, and it comes with a controller.
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With themelesses, there's always this nagging insecurity — How could my fill be snazzier?
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The Platinum model has longer battery life, a quieter motor, and a snazzier paint job.
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Soon the Americans arrived in Europe with their own, snazzier version: high heels, short dresses.
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The Tony Awards are, generally, less boring than the Oscars and snazzier than the Emmys.
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In the past year, however, that trend has gone into reverse, with employment growing more quickly in the snazzier professions.
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Amid a glut of new eateries, snazzier spots are using attractions other than just the food to draw in diners.
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AND FINALLY … This weekend, a new and improved — or at least snazzier — version of "Sesame Street" has its debut on HBO.
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Sure, the dialogue is snazzier, and the clothes fit better, but it's performed by real people, in real space, in real time.
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But now he's all aboard and all about the good ship Trump, because it has the plusher staterooms and is sailing toward the snazzier port.
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Does the Oracle of Omaha have the intelligence that it would take to learn how to update the web page and turn it into something snazzier?
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The sandals from her collaboration are snazzier than many of its in-house styles, but at the end of the day, they're still dependable, pillowy Tevas.
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No, I'm going all the way back to my own youth, when the MK I Supra, rolled out in 1979 as a snazzier Celica, hit the road.
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The southwest actually caused the most trouble during the fill, which is why DIFFUSE is there instead of the snazzier seven-letter answers in the other corners.
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Initially it'll only be available in black, but if you want the snazzier-sounding Midnight Blue with Yellow Citron, you'll have to wait longer (no word on when).
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Not to be confused with your run-of-the-mill slow cookers, Instant Pots are a specific brand of programmable pressure-cookers that are snazzier and smart. A.k.a.
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Popular software review sites — like G2 and Capterra — exist today, though Smith said those sites often charge companies to make their landing pages look snazzier and rank higher.
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To attract customers, the premise was straightforward: the Japanese had proven that it could deliver impressive quality and reliability — so why not give consumers something snazzier to buy?
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During Aguilar's scenes, the film periodically reminds viewers that they're actually watching Lynch by superimposing the two settings, like a much snazzier version of present-day mixed reality videos.
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And as much as we enjoy a simple potato bun and pounded patty classic from a no-frills fast food joint, we love to look at (and eat) the snazzier stuff, too.
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Though these aren't the most exciting long down entries, I was glad to be able to work in some snazzier seven-letter bonus fill in DIE-HARD, BOX SEAT, and VIN ROSE.
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While the iPhone's Calculator app doesn't look bad on the iPhone X — it's just black around the notch area, so you don't notice it at all — you have a snazzier choice in Numerical.
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If you'd like a snazzier color to match your kitchen, Amazon also gives you the option of ordering the 6-quart model in white or teal instead for only $69.60 or $67.99, respectively.
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Tesla, the start-up carmaker headed by the entrepreneur Elon Musk, is promising a car with specifications similar to the Chevrolet Bolt, but with a snazzier design, that is expected to ship in 2017.
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As with most Nissans, it's a tad snazzier than a comparable Toyota or Honda vehicle, and while it isn't as much fun to drive as a Mazda 3, it really isn't aiming for thrills.
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Corey Hubbard, vice-president of Tampa Bay Passenger Vessel Association, said illegal operators have bruised the image of licensed commercial charter boaters—and eaten into their business—by offering customers snazzier vessels at lowball prices.
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SNAZZIER SERVICES The interest from Grab underscores how Asia's non-banking firms are keen to challenge traditional banks by leveraging their technology and their user databases to offer banking services to retail customers and small businesses.
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Nonetheless, there are cheaper devices already available — convincing customers to shell out more money may be a hard argument to make, even if Jack does prove to be higher quality with better battery life and snazzier design.
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There are snazzier wagons around — the Jaguar Sportbrake leaps to mind — but the Outback combines all of its well-known virtues into a refreshed package that truly ought to make suburban SUV aspirants at last briefly question their choices.
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Tunsil, wearing gold and black studded shoes and a snazzier bow tie, somehow looked small as he sat hunched over and alone at a table on the podium, ready to answer questions after he had been picked by the Dolphins.
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That probably explains the unusual three-lens front facing camera module you can see in the above images — and why it's still got a notch in the new era of snazzier hole-punch displays that don't take up so much real estate.
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It was more modestly valued than loss-making payment rivals like Afterpay Touch and Zip, which trade at 19 and 16 times enterprise value to sales, but not enough, given those snazzier rivals have no old-school lending business to contend with.
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Now, the MIB are back for MIB International and in those years, a lot of things have changed: snazzier technology, more representation ("the men and women in Black," Chris Hemsworth's MIB agent H says in a purposefully cringe-worthy moment), and of course, jokes at the expense of a few famouses.
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It's got some new tricks in the form of snazzier graphics, a deeper toolbox of demon-snuffing tools and Doom SnapMaps, which gives players an opportunity to build their own Doom levels and challenges In addition to the standard version of Doom, super-fans will have the option on May 13 of picking up a $119.99 collector's edition, which includes a 12-inch statue of the game's rocket-spewing Revenant demon.
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Abrams has since written his own provocative book, "Education and the Commercial Mindset"; Beacon has since moved to a snazzier new home.) As he did with "Great Books," Mr. Denby embedded himself in the school (and later in Mamaroneck High School in Westchester and James Hillhouse High School in New Haven), and he invites readers to witness the effect of committed teachers (all union members, as it happens) and of Ruth Lacey, the indomitable principal who helped found Beacon as an alternative public high school in 1993, as they transform students reared on digital devices ("books smell like old people," one student says) into engaged readers of serious literature.
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Construction and farm vehicles were also offered. Some of the newer models seemed to be attempts (if rather feeble) to compete with the snazzier Hot Wheels. The well-done 1930s Fiat Balilla roadster, for example was later hot-rodded with a V-8 engine, brash exhaust pipes and a roll cage.
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The relationship between the university and Capital Metro dates to 1989, when the agency took over service that private bus companies had provided for 20 years. Capital Metro offered snazzier buses with air conditioning, but it immediately lengthened the time between some bus runs. In 1983, the University of Texas received six bids to manage the shuttle system. Capital Metro entered into the picture in 1988, when the university contracted out to them.
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Gallagher as the engineer and producer, played an important role in the process and "pulled us from the murky depths of scratchy and reverby lo-fi recording up in the heights of snazzier sounds and proper vocal treatments", according to Rochinski. Jarin Tabata, 'Quilt answers the Questions of Doom' Gimmebadvibes.com, June 6, 2012. The first result of these sessions was the single 'Cowboys in the Void' b/w 'Penobska Oakwalk' that appeared on Burger Records in March 2011.
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Upon finishing their studies, Butler and Rochinski began recording with Jesse Gallagher at his local Cambridge (MA) studio. Initially, McVay still participated in these sessions, but Andrews soon began to join in what was a collaborative recording process from the outset."Interview" Averie Timm, 'Quilt has it Covered', Interview Magazine, February 2012 With no budget to speak of, the band recorded when they had the opportunity to do so, which resulted in a number of scattered sessions over the course of a year. Gallagher as the engineer and producer, played an important role in the process and "pulled us from the murky depths of scratchy and reverby lo-fi recording up in the heights of snazzier sounds and proper vocal treatments", according to Rochinski.
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