From "Mona Lisa" forward, Tha Carter V livens up more.
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She livens up the film any time she's on screen.
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Thank god for Faith, who livens up every story she enters.
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In addition to speeding up ceremonies, this quick fix livens up speeches.
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He livens up long riffs on efficient markets theory with persistent profanity.
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A pop of fuchsia livens up the minimalist look of this outdoor table setting.
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Norway's Henrik Kristoffersen, on the other hand, sometimes livens up proceedings by throwing a tantrum.
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It lasts longer and requires less maintenance, but livens up their desk just as well.
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His performance livens up the original test animations for the film that were released in 2015.
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Petrunya, a 30-something woman, livens up her jobless life by leaping into the water and grabbing the object first.
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McAree said she uses the Ole Henriksen Truth Serum morning and night because she likes how it livens up her skin.
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Tokyo Godfathers plays out as a drama but it's enriched with perfectly calibrated comic relief that deftly livens up the somber story.
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It plays longer in the lower gears in this setting, adds weight to the already excellent steering feel and livens up the throttle.
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Germany's main consumer federation agreed: "Competition livens up business and leads to lower prices," Klaus Mueller, head of the vzbv, told the Rheinische Post.
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Some here claim that Mr. Doria failed to distinguish between street art that livens up a city and pichação, the cryptic graffiti script that envelops buildings in São Paulo.
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This small island practically shuts down after the summer, except for the locals who live there year-round, but the town really livens up during the first weekend of December.
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Throwing a wrench into Lewis's career plans "livens up the mysteries, which are as hard to follow and as campily gothic as ever," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
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Deep and driving, the track evokes a melancholic feeling through its cinematic, sprawling synths, though it livens up with a flitting acid line that illuminates the duskiness like fireflies during sunset.
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Mr. Perkins livens up what could have been a dull talking-heads presentation with vortex-like editing, often dividing the screen into multiple panels and making inventive use of sound design.
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If Facebook is pleased with the results, I can imagine temporary reactions becoming the company's answer to Google Doodles — a little bit of whimsy that livens up the product at a relatively low cost.
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It's a good development, giving Mr. Whately something to play besides crotchety but sneakily hip old age, and it livens up the mysteries, which are as hard to follow and as campily gothic as ever.
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Crackling chemistry and cutting humor make the central pairing a pleasure to watch, while a strong cast of recurring stars (including Carrie Fisher, Extras' Ashley Jensen, and Black Mirror's Daniel Lapaine) livens up the rest of the universe.
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This is why a great master of ceremony is the secret weapon for a successful big day: Tossing in appropriate humor here and there livens up the processions and will keep guests from being glued to their phones.
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American Ballet Theater livens up its spring season with the premiere of Alexei Ratmansky's "Harlequinade," in which he, once again, immerses himself in historical notations to uncover those precious things that are lost so quickly in dance: steps.
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He livens up only while sparring with his brother Ewan, who comes to the various celebrations to remind Logan he's "a nothing man" and to tell Cousin Greg to stop working for Waystar or risk his quarter-billion dollar inheritance.
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In this week's episode of TechCrunch's Original Content podcast, Jordan Crook, Darrell Etherington and Anthony Ha offer their initial thoughts on the series, which livens up a familiar, Blade Runner-y setting with some big science fiction ideas — and it expects viewers to keep up without much explanation.
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A friend of a friend that I meet for coffee livens up a rather dull conversation about what time her husband gets home from work with the observation that it really doesn't matter one way or the other, as the most important person in her life is actually Jesus.
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Here, Mr. Zwick livens up the tired material with tepid comedy — namely with a play family for Reacher in the form of an action-figure wife (Cobie Smulders) and a teenage daughter (Danika Yarosh) — but neither he nor Mr. Cruise registers as entirely comfortable with all the genre elements this story demands.
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Rhodes's production livens up whenever both movement and music take over: in the big bathing-beauties number, "Hundreds of Girls" (with miniskirted black-and-white costumes by Amy Clark); the extended Keystone Kops sequence, "Hit 'em on the Head," starring Fatty Arbuckle (Major Attaway), a Sennett company member; and the murder scene, "Tap Your Troubles Away," sung by Lilli Cooper as Lottie Ames, another Sennett stalwart, and featuring a scenic flourish that is one of the cleverest things in the show.
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If you've never had a good time amid the alcoholic gloomfest that is "The Iceman Cometh" — especially before the salesman Hickey arrives and livens up the joint — well, neither had I. Assigning each act of O'Neill's play to a different lead artist, "The Iceman Lab" has come up with four distinctive results, all borrowing text from the original: [ Target Margin tackled Eugene O'Neill's "Mourning Becomes Electra" earlier this year ] Julia Sirna-Frest's sonically gorgeous Act I, in which each song (composed by Shane Chapman and Ms. Sirna-Frest) is named for at least one of the play's characters; Yuris Skujins's Act II, the most straightforwardly faithful to O'Neill and also the least successful; Katie Rose McLaughlin's Act III, an anesthetized five-woman dance piece, in which Harry's fear-laden walk is the dramatic high point; and Jeanette Oi-Suk Yew's consistently inventive Act IV, which combines puppetry and video with Merlin Whitehawk's startling, intense, even gymnastic live performance of Hickey's self-loathing confession.
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Sissy's character is "a Welsh student who livens up the holiday of a young Argentinian man on a trip to Wales".Bevan, Nathan. (3 October 2010) Duffy turned down Hollywood blockbuster role . Walesonline.co.uk. Retrieved 26 May 2012.
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"BC's All-ACC duo livens up defense", Roanoke Times. December 4, 2008. Accessed December 5, 2008. That strong defensive effort was led by linebacker Mark Herzlich, who was selected as the ACC's defensive player of the year for the 2008 season.
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Fruges is a typical small country town in the Pas-de-Calais with a weekly market, agricultural suppliers, a Carrefour and various smaller stores. An annual Fête des Géants livens up August with parades of marching bands and papier mache giants.
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The film opened to mixed reviews, however, Pandit's performance received praise. Rediff.com wrote, "It is Radhika Pandit's superb and light-hearted performance that livens up the proceedings." In her next release, Addhuri, a romance film, she was paired opposite debutant Dhruva Sarja. The film and Pandit's performance received positive reviews from critics.
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In a film directed by Madonna, King Edward the VIII livens up his sleeping guests with a Benzedrine pill added to every glass of champagne and announces "It's time to wake these people up" to Wallis Simpson. The party transforms a sleep cinema display of Charlie Chaplin to a raucous party with laughter and dancing and a much greater sense of euphoria.
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The Port of La Libertad and its restaurants are considered a famous place for their typical plates: shrimp cocktails, fish ceviches, fresh oysters, and snails. Also, the cluster of tourism of the port of La Libertad celebrates the Gastronomic Festival that is distinguished annually because each restaurant exposes its best menu for sale. During the Festival, combo music livens up the whole day in the sector of the beaches.
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Snoop Dogg kicks things off on the second verse, and he is surrounded by a bevy of frozen women. They're smiling, drinks are pouring, but they're also statues compared to the rapper. As Dre makes his way into the club and to the bar, however, the party livens up. Dre pulls out his lighter, engraved with the song's title, and holds it to the sprinklers overhead, setting them off.
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Barechahariya Bhaona () is a 200-year-old drama festival held every 5–6 years at Jamugurihat, a small town in Sonitpur District, Assam. The festival was first held in 1797-98. Led by Gayan Bora and sounds of Doba, Kanh, Bhortal and Khol resonates amidst the audience to signal the start of the Barechaharia Bhaowna. This tradition that dates back two centuries, livens up the small town of Jamugurihat.
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Michael Leri, writing for Game Revolution, enjoyed playing as Captain Spirit, noting that the character's function to contrast the mundane "livens up interactions". James O'Connor at GameSpot thought that Chris succeeded "as a sympathetic figure", while also praising the cutscenes for being visually inventive. He saw the script as "tight" and called the storytelling "smart". GamesRadar+s Andy Hartup commended that it is free-to- play, agreed with O'Connor about the script's succinctness, and said it contained charm and "genuine human drama".
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Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide (2013 edition) gave How About You 2 stars (out of 4), opining that "[W]hat might have been an appealing tale of intergenerational bonding is ill conceived and often downright silly. Livens up in Atwell's all- too-brief scenes with elderly, dying O'Hara". Videohound's Golden Movie Retriever (2011 edition) rated it slightly better, at 2½ bones (out of possible four), describing it as "[L]ess twee than might be indicated (probably because the cast is terrific)".
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Miller's delivery is notable for his easygoing, sometimes humorous manner and measured use of hyperbole, particularly in banter with his partner sportscasters. He livens up many broadcasts with a few Hawaiian and Japanese phrases spoken with impeccable pronunciation, and has been known to announce a half inning totally in Spanish. It is notable that Miller generally pronounces foreign language names with the source language pronunciation, in contrast with broadcasters who "Anglicize" foreign-named players. Miller is also known for his meticulous scorekeeping, having scored over 5,500 games since he started broadcasting.
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In this video, Reid appears to be going through the motions of his showbiz career and livens up at a house party. We then see Reid sitting contemplating on a roof before eventually joining his friends in a wild, wild house party. As the night progresses however, it seems the party does more harm than good as he goes off at himself inside the bathroom of the house party. Several of Reid's friends were in the video—Sam Concepcion, Bret Jackson, his co-producer in the album Paulo Tiongson, and his girlfriend Nadine Lustre.
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Franco's orders to finish the painting's restoration and eventual donation to the Philippines. The painting was turned over to Ambassador Nieto in January 1958 after the restoration work done in late 1957.Restoring the ‘Spoliarium’ by Butch Dalisay The Spoliarium was sent to the Philippines in 1958 as a gift from the government of Spain under orders of Generalissimo Francisco Franco.``War of ‘Spoliarium’ ‘bocetos’ livens up auction scene by Dexter Matilla, Lito B. ZuluetaSpoliarium 1958 by National Museum of the Philippines It was broken up into three pieces, with each piece going into its own shipping crate, because of its size.
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The character of Agnes Jones debuted on The Bold and the Beautiful as a potential surrogate for Nick and Bridget Marone. In an attempt to make herself more marketable to potential couples, Aggie, who had changed her name to Sandy Sommers, lied on her surrogate profile. When looking over the profile Bridget took a liking to it and considered Aggie as a potential surrogate. Aggie was first seen as mysterious, a bit unkempt and saddened in her mobile home, but immediately livens up after receiving a call from Bridget asking her for a meeting to discuss the potential surrogacy.
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Surely not every performer could get away with doing one long > unbroken take for a whole video, but Kelis owns every frame with her emotive > delivery and a sense of gravitas —she's able to command the screen with just > her emotive expressions and minimal movement. The shot remains fixed on her, > though Kelis and Rankin do shake things up a bit by having the camera pulse > to the beat — a nifty effect that livens up the video just enough... This > video is just Kelis, and she owns it. True to the song's title, this less- > is-more approach was courageous, and "Brave" delivers.
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The plot centres on infamous criminal George McCabe, who is imprisoned following a botched diamond heist, and a struggling actor named Lawrence Nixon – both of whom are played by Dreyfus. In his TV reconstruction of the robbery, Nixon, who bears a strong resemblance to McCabe, livens up his portrayal of the criminal by giving him a lisp and a camp walk. McCabe is rendered a laughing stock in prison as a result, and decides to exact his revenge on Nixon by arranging to escape, then for Nixon to take his place in jail. However, neither man can predict the life-changing consequences that McCabe's actions will have.
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Kat Bein of Billboard deemed the song a "latest chipmunk-squeal feel-good anthem ready to heat up your last days of summer". He felt Rozes gave "powerful, raspy performance well-balanced against the shiny synths and future pop production". Jeffrey Yau of Your EDM felt the chorus "livens up" the song "with the melodic yet euphoric elements that have come to define Galantis", and the drop, which he described as "light and fluffy", stands out as an example of the duo's "pop-making prowess". Erik of EDM Sauce thinks that the duo "changes things up quite a bit" with this song, and "continued to demonstrate they know what they are doing production wise".
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After rain delayed the start until 3 o'clock Ken Mackay won the toss and batted regardless of the convention that rain livens up the pitch at Brisbane, but Fred Trueman had backache and Brian Statham was being rested and the MCC bowling attack lacked bite. David Larter sent the ball flying over the batsmen's heads, but he scatter the ball all over the place. Len Coldwell dug the ball in as well and had a good slower ball, but failed to get the ball to swing. Peter Parfitt removed Des Ball with a diving catch at 10/1, but the rest of the day saw la number of missed chances and Queensland reached 123/2 by the end of the day.
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The painting was mounted on a wooden frame at the then Department of Foreign Affairs building (current-day Department of Justice building as of June 2020) on Padre Faura Street. Artist Antonio DumlaoSpoliarium 1958 by National Museum of the Philippines was chosen by Carlos da Silva, as head of the Juan Luna Centennial Commission``War of ‘Spoliarium’ ‘bocetos’ livens up auction scene by Dexter Matilla, Lito B. Zulueta, to perform relining and cleaning of the painting. The mounting, framing, and architectural work was done by Carlos da Silva. A newly restored Spoliarium was then unveiled in the Hall of Flags of the Department of Foreign Affairs in December 1962.Restoring the ‘Spoliarium’ by Butch Dalisay The painting was cleaned by Suzanno "Jun" Gonzalez in 1982.
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The album received average reviews, with the exception of Yuksek's collaboration with Philadelphian singer Amanda Blank, which is often described as the album's highlight. Jon Davies, of dailymusicguide, stated that "Spank Rock's Amanda Blank livens up the track with her irresistible flow while Yuksek backs her with outrageously filthy beats and a few riffs stolen from Daft Punk"; while tempering this was his view of the album as a whole, stating that "It's questionable why anyone would want to listen to this when you can hear Justice do this kind of thing infinitely better." URB magazine were more positive, stating that "Away From The Sea is altogether an impressive effort that establishes Yuksek’s sound without hindering his creativity" and awarding the album 4 out of 5 stars.
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Like on all the islands of the Lesser Antilles, music livens up life of the people from les Saintes. The musicians who, in the past, occupied squares to play West Indian and French tunes with their accordions, violins and harmonicas are now replaced by small bands which provide rhythm to the parties and carnivals of the islands. (SOS band, Unison, Mélody Vice, Explosion, etc.) The traditional music (Creole Quadrille, Biguine, mazouk from Martinique) is still present for the folk balls when the inhabitants wear their traditional costumes and sing the island's creole hymns Viv péyi an nou, viv les Saintes an nou ("Long live our country, long live our les Saintes") or Viv Terre-de-Haut ("Long live Terre-de-Haut") for official occasions such as ministerial visits or the island's patron saint's day on 15 August. Gwo ka music, contrary to on neighbouring Guadeloupe where it comes from, made only brief appearances to les Saintes, and has not integrated into Les Saintes' traditions.
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