Perhaps the biggest casting was that of WJM-TV news director Lou Grant — who would notably hire Richards because she because she had spunk, even though he hated spunk.
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The Indians needed all of their spunk in this game.
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But it could be because of his leadership and spunk.
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He did some of his old stuff with some spunk.
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Based on that statement, at least we know they've got spunk.
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It turns out that's where he'd been injecting his own spunk.
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His excitement at the wedding definitely captured some of that spunk.
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"You've got spunk," Lou infamously tells Mary when they first meet.
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The onions here aren't just jammy and sweet: They've got spunk.
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She was full of spunk and wanted to raise very smart children.
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Phil saw me do that and said, 'Oh, the guy's got spunk.
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"Dear Mr. President, I think this country needs more spunk," the letter starts.
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Emma's latest album 'In A New State' is available now through Spunk Records.
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Other entries that I enjoyed included ESPNU, EQUUS, RAGWEED, SPUNK, DYSTOPIA and OUTIES.
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But she also had a killer voice and a whole lot of spunk.
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But spunk, determination and a growing push for gentrification have brought major changes.
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Yet, with grace and spunk, Ms. Pelosi challenged every insult thrown her way.
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She contradicted herself about a billion times, but with a lot of spunk.
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The store had a lot of spunk and whimsy in its product selection
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They agree on almost nothing, but Trump admires his passion and spunk. 32.
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The youngest child is Maggie, a high school sophomore with her dad's Brooklyn spunk.
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Donald Trump praised Cliven Bundy's "spirit, his spunk" on Fox News at the time.
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But she came with so much spunk, I just got out of her way.
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At the center of everything, though, is Juno, played by Page with spunk and tenderness.
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She'd have spunk, the kind that could make even the Doctor do a double take.
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She had spunk but came off as standoffish and mean because she couldn't express it.
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I think this season it was J.Lo because she brought so much spunk and class.
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Ms. Foster's ability to combine vulnerability and spunk is precisely what the title role requires.
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Now it belongs to anyone who has the brains, the spunk and the technological ability.
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The small four-door hatchback was comfortable on the highway and attacked curves with spunk.
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As Shreya, she displays some spunk and life, and is the best thing about this film.
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"He still has the will, the spunk, and the humor to be completely alive," she said.
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The TV version delivers the message with an entertaining kick: It's a non serviam with spunk.
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I'm with Lou Grant on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" when it comes to spunk: anti.
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"For AOC, I glory in her spunk because we need young, talented people," Thompson told Hill.
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B. and Jungle Jim—had developed a deep kinship over the years, seasoned with competitive spunk.
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And don't forget the Honda Civic Hatchback Sport, which delivers refinement and spunk for just $22,000.
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Plus she is a badass who would bring some spunk to the usually boring political affair!
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But Oppy won a special place in the hearts of space buffs by its sheer spunk.
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I don't want to end up in some Ashley Madison data dump, but for old man spunk.
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Alyssa had the same mannerisms as Cyrus — and "her spirit, and her creativity [and] spunk," she said.
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"You're seeing, I think, people who have real spunk and vigor and independence and courage," he said.
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A bunch of the Waterfront Records bands would play underage shows - Massappeal, Hellmenn, Hard Ons, Spunk Bubbles.
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A bold stripe cotton rug adds some spunk to your space, no matter what month it is.
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Their Cha Cha to "Don't Worry" by Madcon had spunk and attitude that could take them far.
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The bill's opponents, all Democrats, lost every argument, but you had to give them credit for spunk.
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Yet Dorey-Stein's spunk and her sparkling, crackling prose had me cheering for her through each adventure.
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MORRIS: In American movies, children have often been asked to be hams, to weaponize cuteness and spunk.
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Now he's begun to worry that there's a tad too much spunk in the current White House.
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"In My Feelings," with synthesizers and trap percussion, finds the spunk to sneer at a cheating boyfriend.
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What the performance lacked in live vocals (duh), it more than made up for in spunk and sparkler.
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The spirited cutie is 70 pounds of adorable spunk, and he calls a farm near Peterborough, Ontario, home.
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But by 1989 some on the staff were complaining that NPR's coverage had lost its risk-taking spunk.
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Its influences are evident in the outlandish costumes, massive floats and the handmade touch that gives it its spunk.
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A Princess Nokia: A Girl Cried Red (self-released) What I loved most about 1992 Deluxe was its spunk.
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Much like its spandex-clad stars, Netflix's wrestling comedy tackled its first season with equal parts determination and spunk.
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Stopping to admire the snake — or maybe the spunk of the handler — I asked if it had a name.
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His co-stars have the spunk to be black women and men with a normalized sense of agency and power.
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Expect him to the bring the same spunk he had shown in boxing to this unfinished fight of his life.
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"You can bring in some life, and spunk it up," Beckham told CNBC of his role in the ad campaign.
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You've got spunk While interviewing for a job at the station, Mary confronted Lou about him asking her personal questions.
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"You know what, you've got spunk," he said to Mary, who cracked a smile thinking that he appreciated her honesty.
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Like Miranda Lambert and Kacey Musgraves, she brings a soulful, rock-like spunk to a genre that sorely needs it.
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Letting the actual supercilious phalos hang out are Gilbert & George in their mammoth "Blood Tears Spunk Piss" (1996) photo mural.
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So for internal fake cum work, there are lubes augmented to look more like cum, like Cum Lube and Spunk.
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Murin effortlessly conveys Anna's sweetness and spunk, and the comedic brilliance she displays throughout gives Frozen some of its best moments.
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This is a low-risk, low-infamy approach to reselling, lacking the spunk or humor of an establishment like Pirate Joe's.
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The ladies may have chatted about everything from funky spunk to shoe fetishes, but makeup was not an oft-discussed topic.
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He hammers the gloomy reality of income inequality and greedy establishment corporatists with all the spunk and charm of an executioner.
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My goal was to pay homage to the spunk of the original, while giving it a bit of a modern makeover.
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Cleveland has outscored Detroit 65-23 in the season series, although Ausmus liked his team&aposs spunk in the series-opening loss.
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The recent offensive surge is likely unsustainable, but they have enough spunk, competence, and versatility to scare somebody in the first round.
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The set (by Christopher Swader and Justin Swader) is imposing and versatile, and Alan C. Edwards's lively lighting adds spunk and intrigue.
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I had a few sticky wickets from tricky clues, like UTES, LDOPA, MACE and MESA, and got misdirected by "spunk" for SPINE.
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It's a testament to Haddish's spunk and tenacity that she has managed to not only survive but thrive in the comedy world.
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We looked all over the internet to find an assortment of pieces that&aposll show off her style, spunk, and unique personality.
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He ended up passing over Othello for a role in Spunk — a play his father had taken him to see as a kid.
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Another option is desensitization, which is having sex a couple times per week until your body develops a tolerance to a partner's spunk.
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Confronting Brigman's remarkable life and poetry — not to mention her spunk and tenacity — can leave visitors teary-eyed, observers at the museum noted.
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Murphy didn't even notice any glass ceilings—she'd already shattered the interior ones that Mary Richards, for all her spunk, kept ramming against.
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The paper had some journalistic spunk, revealing that the Waynesville mayor had blocked some residents from seeing her postings on the city's Facebook site.
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"As the longest-standing member of the Spunk team, I recall the pitch as 'search engine for log files' — whatever that meant," he says.
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"You have an old, gray association suddenly taken over by all these young women with all this spunk," Ms. Rice said of the Babes.
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Like many women of my grandmother's generation, she didn't reveal her spunk until she was free to not give AF. That took 88 years.
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Giving her some spunk and being a little filthy – like, a woman who's married, but likes having sex and wants to be a little dirty.
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The tome tells the story of how Fiona, born prematurely and not expected to live, defied odds and inspired millions with her spunk and determination.
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Miley Cyrus: Hannah Montana A 12-year-old Cyrus brought the spunk (and a serious fast talk) to her auditions for the Disney Channel comedy.
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The S models get more spunk in the form of a 3-liter twin turbocharged V6 with 713 horsepower and 339 pound feet of torque.
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The 16-inch basket is made of water hyacinth leaves, and it features a decorative owl face that will add some spunk to your space.
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And sometimes when I sit there and think about being young, crazy, and full of spunk in my 23s, I don't remember thinking a lot.
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The ability to break the mold and take a bold new direction requires that extra grit, daring, and spunk that only the mentally strongest people have.
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Sure, her spunk was sweetened, but with her punky purple streaks, fuzzy hair ties, and crimped hair, she was the secret style star of the series.
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" He added: "She's an amazing dog with a lot of personality She doesn't speak but she's got a lot of spunk and a lot of sass.
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Regular VICE readers will of course know this is a bona fide affliction, with a recent handful of cases of men allergic to their own spunk.
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The follow-up to 2014's Rave Tapes will be released on Temporary Residence in the US, Rock Action in the UK, and Spunk in Australia.
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She has spunk and a beautiful voice and some kind of ineffable quality that makes her a star performer, and she and Wiktor fall in love.
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However, the 32-year-old actress (and mother!) posted a photo of her new haircut on Instagram Wednesday night, reminding the world that she's still got spunk.
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But the group date rose unexpectedly goes to failed firefighter Wells, who showed some real spunk today as well as a photo of his bloodhound named Carl.
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She inspired countless people, invited -- no, demanded -- honest talk about illness and mortality, and brightened the worlds of those she touched with her smile, spunk and spirit.
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If the Annies' three new songs are any indication, the trio has lost none of their spunk since their last album, not to mention their trailer-trashy humor.
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Christy Altomare stepped onstage and she was exactly the Anastasia I dreamed of as a kid, all spunk and heart, fierce and regal, with a voice to match.
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Below are some of the tables, books, prints, and swag that caught my eye at BABZ Fair 2017, reminding me of the wonderful diversity and spunk publishing can have.
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The company is more like the love child of Ikea and Jonny Ive with enough Airbnb spunk to disrupt the Indian furniture market high up in the food chain.
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Although this latest illustrated tome may not have as many insights into the 40-year-old twins' rise to fame, it'll likely still carry the famous duo's signature spunk.
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When she was 5 years old, Sophie Cruz had as much spunk as a seasoned activist, working for change by reaching one of the most powerful leaders: the Pope.
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But I think Bart, to me sort of heart and soul-wise, the spunk and the spirit and the willingness to disrupt — I'm more emotionally moved by Bart. Interesting.
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That sensation heaped value on the original and because not everyone can spunk the best part of a month's living expenses on a record, there was demand for a reissue.
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"She's a fighter, and she is full of spunk, and she just has the best attitude, and I think everybody could learn something from this 3-year old," Ryals said.
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While there, the "fun dad" — who was known for his practical jokes, and who once engaged the teenaged Proctor in a rotten-tomato fight — showed signs of his old spunk.
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Mischa Barton won't be back for Season 2 of the 'Hills' reboot -- we've learned she's being replaced with someone who's got more spunk ... and a few more Hollywood stories too.
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In a study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (or PNAS), the researchers revealed that the space spunk was still capable of making healthy mice babies.
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Marilyn Monroe would go on to take over the role of the blonde bombshell in the 1953 film adaptation, but it was Channing who gave the character her comedic spunk on stage.
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His sharp attack was apparent in "Hallelujah"; later that night, in "Western Symphony," George Balanchine's 1954 homage to the Wild West, he showed some spunk, loosening up to find the cowboy within.
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The latter include "The Gilded Six-Bits," with its plot turning on heartbreak and betrayal; "Spunk," a spooky adultery fable drenched in swagger; and "Sweat," a nail-biting tale of domestic terror.
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Critic's Pick For a coloratura soprano, the Fire Aria from Ravel's "L'Enfant et les Sortilèges" — high runs and Queen of the Night histrionics — is a perfect showcase for technical wizardry and spunk.
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But Nixon, who hated Ivy-Leaguers, seemed to think him soft; Reagan said he lacked spunk; and his talk of "Big Mo" and "kicking ass" on the campaign trail often ended in retreat.
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While reminiscing about said sink-fucking (for extra fun, pretend Cannavale is reprising his role in Sex in the City as the dude with "funky spunk"), Devon forgets her kids at the diner.
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But Nixon, who hated Ivy Leaguers, seemed to think him soft; Reagan said he lacked spunk; and his talk of "Big Mo" and "kicking ass" on the campaign trail often ended in retreat.
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Honestly if you're gonna spend that much on pointless bits of material (no running water therefore no need for drying) then honestly you might as well just spunk the whole $160,000 on them.
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He is working really hard at staying where he is and he&aposs even showing a little legal spunk by representing himself in court, maybe he has got a legal career ahead of him.
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Slowly but surely, he regained his spunk, and as of two weeks ago, Pookie and Coffee's whole family found out that the cat is in remission, which is incredibly rare for cats with lymphoma.
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In the buttoned-up 17th and 19th centuries, when the Brothers Grimm and Charles Perrault, the French father of the Mother Goose stories, collected and transcribed these tales, much of that spunk was lost.
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As I spent time with Gwen Beatty, for instance, one of the most vocal of the skeptics in Mr. Sutter's classes, I found myself admiring her spunk in the face of a hostile world.
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As the fought-over Rosina, the demure soprano Pretty Yende's gorgeous smile and silky, flexible sound — the vocal equivalent of the white handkerchief she carries — didn't compensate for her lack of spunk or spice.
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She's all grown up and Latina (played by True Detective's Adria Arjona) — and if the show knows what's good for it, she'll have some of that spunk that has kept fans coming back for more.
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The same goes for Hahn as Erica's overly permissive and frazzled mother, who admires her daughter's spunk while also feeling somewhat ashamed of her — honestly, I could watch a whole other movie about their relationship.
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The women are just as good, with Ms. Michelle a particularly funny presence as Caufy's beleaguered but devoted assistant, who finds love with the doorman of Caufy's building, played with nice spunk by Nerses Stamos.
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Rivers isn't the most awkward fit in the world, and lineups that feature him, Wall, and Bradley Beal should give Washington the sort of off-the-bounce spunk from multiple positions they otherwise haven't had.
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I'm sure it was the good-looking guy in the porkpie hat, the one turned toward me when everyone else on the tram was facing front, who got all my credit cards and my spunk too.
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"We put a list together of awesome, triple-threat people that we thought would have the spunk and good humor to inhabit the character," Mr. Ortega said, that included Jonathan Groff, Matt Bomer and Lady Gaga.
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Also new, and also given a series of rather canned gags: a local boy, Charlie, played with deadpan spunk by Morgan Gao, who implausibly keeps serving Jim with bank papers signaling his increasingly dire financial straits.
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" But Ms. Trenary's debut in this challenging part was a triumph; her spunk and delicacy came as no surprise to anyone who has watched her this season in other ballets by Mr. Ratmansky, including "The Golden Cockerel.
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Princess La Dee Da, played with spunk to spare by Melissa Mahoney, would rather run off to sea than wed the prince her parents have chosen: Marlon (Justin Danforth), a wimp who'd never be confused with Brando.
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And without Green around to verbally harass and defensively challenge James, the Golden State Warriors lost their spunk as James scored 41 points and pulled down 16 rebounds to lead the Cavaliers to a 112-97 victory Monday night.
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Darkening her distress even further is the terrified suspicion that the gossip she overheard from a couple of frustrated clients (provided with nice spunk by Medina Senghore and Portia), suggesting that her husband had been unfaithful, may be true.
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"She was a force to be reckoned with who always brought her spunk, fire and dynamic leadership to every meeting," said Representative Pete Sessions, Republican of Texas, who now leads the panel and jousted with Ms. Slaughter for years.
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I like her spunk and her willingness to stand up for things she believes in — even if they're going to sometimes get her in trouble or maybe wouldn't be the most popular thing —which she pretty much does consistently.
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"Susan was that unusual artist who performed with spunk and drive on the stage of CBGBs, drawing all eyes to her, but remained devoid of ego, absent any need to push anyone else offstage," Ms. Reed wrote in an email.
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Benson, who wrote Nancy Drew books off and on for two decades, fleshed out Stratemeyer's breakneck plot while imbuing Nancy with spunk, valor and an unflagging sense of her own moral rightness — although that rightness occasionally lent itself to burglary.
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Catherine Hurlin and Aran Bell are Ballet Theater's cute pairing of the moment — they're also paired in "A Gathering of Ghosts" — and they look good together, the mix of her spunk and his elegance bubbling in Fred-and-Ginger fashion.
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The therapeutic value of art is an important subject, and it's heartwarming to see the spunk of children like Tain Gregory, who auditions with a lively recitation of Lewis Carroll, or Sammy Vertucci, who describes the challenges of playing a magical creature.
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The cylinders, which were full of bull spunk, each cost between $342 and $685 USD, but Yarram Herd Services Committee vice chairman Aaron Thomas told ABC that "the semen inside them varies in price," from $3 to $65 USD per semen straw.
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Another thing that might be to blame for your defective spunk is watching too much TV. According to one 2016 study Copenhagen University study, sitting in front of the TV for over five hours a day was associated with lower sperm counts.
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He was performing a kind of freestyle literary criticism, turning a scene that's often played for pathos into a funny, sparky one about a woman with spunk and originality encountering an unremarkable man, manipulating him a little to get what she wants.
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Last night, Democratic Senators scraped their souls for remnants of that college-finals-week spunk to pull an all-nighter in protest of DeVos, but with the Republicans' hold of Congress, it was clear from the start that the fight would be an uphill battle.
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Played with a mix of spunk and humility by Israeli actress Gal Gadot, Diana is spurred toward her destiny when Steve Trevor (Chris Pine), an American spy, crashes near the island and informs Diana of the horrors awaiting him back in World War I Europe, circa 1918.
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Under the direction of Mimi O'Donnell, Ms. O'Connell, who played the role of Mom in the play's premiere production at the Steppenwolf Theater in Chicago, displays an earthy good humor that partly makes up for her tedious forays into a fantasyland where no adversity cannot be overcome by spunk.
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Mary Richards was a modest Midwestern girl, to be sure, but she had style, and she had spunk, as her new boss, Lou Grant, pointed out the day she walked into the WJM-TV newsroom in her white go-go boots, a pleated miniskirt and those impeccable manners.
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Don't worry, while she may be playing a more down-to-earth character, she's still filled with the Haddish spunk we all love, and she uses it to get Kevin Hart out of the chicken suit he's wearing to pay the bills and into the classroom to study for the GED.
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Some footage shot by an Englishman named James Walsh shows the firing range to be no more than moderately diverting, as a succession of beautiful (mostly female) urbanites step up to shoot guns for the first time, some rattled by the experience, others full of G.I. Jane suck-my-dick spunk.
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Bullock entered late and shockingly his completely anodyne, John DelaneyJohn Kevin DelaneyKrystal Ball: What Harris's exit means for the other 2202 candidates 2628 Democrats thank Harris for friendship, candidacy after senator drops out Democrats take in lobbying industry cash despite pledges MORE but with less spunk approach never really caught on.
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In "Rape of the Sabines," Melcarth's interpretation of another mythological tale, in which men from ancient Rome, in search of wives, abducted women from other places, the painter portrays a storm of hunky male bodies crashing through a fence and spilling across the pictorial space with all the athleticism and spunk of a West Side Story production number.
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Their secretsundaze events have become jewels in the crown of UK nightlife—expressive, open, warm parties that actually feel like parties rather than an opportunity to spunk the best part of $212 (£22) on a few cans of Red Stripe and an Aperol spritz n a room that feels like being wrapped in a damp, musty flannel.
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After many adventures from which both girls learn about tides and conservation, about the ebb and flow of desire, about the fact that small things compel intense interest if you pay them mind, and about how a younger sister's spunk can evoke admiration in her more accomplished sibling, the family bikes to a wildlife refuge, where injured birds of prey are healed.
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There's "Head," the subject matter of which should be obvious ("But I just a virgin, and I'm on my way to be wed / but you're such a hunk, so full of spunk, I'll give you head"); there's "Uptown," an account of an orgy; but most scandalous of all is "Sister," a purposefully over-the-top celebration of the joys of sex between siblings ("My sister never made love to anyone else but me … Incest is everything it's said to be").
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On the one hand, it's remarkable to see a woman like my mother, and her shabby, marginal occupation of a country that she's never understood, become a subject fit for prime-time TV. On the other, it's all played for laughs, and the more you watch Jessica the more you see her not as someone fully realized and human but as a marionette with stereotypes for strings, controlled by a legion of writers who know that they can rely on her spunk to give punch to any scene.
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