He perks up at the sound of sirens behind us.
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If the Italian economy perks up, these would profit handsomely.
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When he feels bad, it would seem, he perks up.
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Chuy perks up when he sees Poye, his old friend.
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She perks up at this — and they start to chat.
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There are occasional scenes where Jason Bourne film perks up.
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Whatever the reason, economic growth won't rebound until productivity perks up.
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The Dot perks up almost immediately when it hears its name.
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I ask whether that worries her, and she immediately perks up.
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Boyish Connor perks up, only to be let down yet again.
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In Sport, it perks up, and in GS mode, it snarls.
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Target has a new loyalty program with personalized perks up its sleeve.
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The trumpet player rips into a familiar melody and Casper perks up.
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But Peeqo actually perks up and blinks the eyes on its screen.
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Jimmy, who has been in state of stoical bereavement, suddenly perks up.
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And nothing perks up a train trip like a puzzle acceptance email!
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He perks up at it like a cat hearing a can opener.
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He rubs the thatch of fur over his abdomen and then suddenly perks up.
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A small hand steamer and iron that perks up your clothes in a pinch
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We could sit here, and every time that alarm goes off, everybody perks up.
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And I love the scent of fresh nutmeg that perks up the rummy maitaicolada.
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I casually recite Kanye West's "beasting off the Riesling" line and Ferg perks up a bit.
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If someone says "Bostonian" or "liberal" or (sorry) "Patriots fan," my brain perks up a little.
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The salsa is a thick, curry-like reduction that perks up the whole plate quite nicely.
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It's especially crushing when all of London, including her husband, perks up when President and Mrs.
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When there is no interest in buying, moderate selling drops stocks notably until buyer interest perks up.
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He perks up when a boy and his mother walk through the door, pushing a shopping cart.
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"Oh, absolutely!" she perks up, in an accent tinged with a Dublin brogue from her Irish upbringing.
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But he perks up, just a little bit, to make one point: He never thought about killing himself.
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She perks up when it's time to show off her own Curb Your Enthusiasm-style theme music, though.
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For cycling, don't feel guilty if you stay inside on the stationary bike until the weather perks up.
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The subtle pink tint of this luxe cream instantly perks up dull skin and provides the perfect makeup base.
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While Nomad perks up with comments about the mission every once in awhile, Midas, Weaver, and Holt are usually silent.
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In her interview InStyle, she recommended having a "power piece" that makes you feel good and instantly perks up any mood.
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Grimes' story is the most purely emotional thing happening in Vinyl, and the screen perks up whenever Essandoh walks into it.
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Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari has publicly urged his colleagues to pledge no further rate hikes until inflation perks up considerably.
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Capers contribute a saline, peppery bite to whatever they meet, and the smallest smattering of them perks up anything tired and plain.
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Mr Safwat is the head of Cairo Runners, which gathers on Friday mornings, before the city perks up and goes to mosque.
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D. perks up as she had wanted to see it stateside, so we go see it to give my leg a break.
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John (Max Records) perks up when his little community hosts one grisly murder, then another, and he sets out to solve the case.
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Maybe. The production perks up every time Socrates addresses the audience directly, stating his case to the jury that will decide his fate.
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It's only when there's shouting or confrontation that the press perks up (again, just like the Tea Party "revolt" of the last decade).
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And the story perks up considerably when he and his posse follow the Composer to Naples and begin working with the Italian police.
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Every spring the tents appear, the circus vehicles crowd one another bumper to fender, and sometimes a smell of elephant perks up Division Street.
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Or you may know a child with what seems like congenital story fatigue, who likes stories fine but always perks up around anything factual.
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The trailer ends on a wistful note, yet perks up viewers by handing them their own life-sized magical matchstick as the credits roll.
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My sensitive skin perks up at the allure of clean, recognizable ingredients that prompt my skin to break out in acne or uncomfortable dry patches.
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It should be above 2…You could argue that inflation perks up this year and markets will price in a little bit higher inflation expectation.
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Some of them are evidently serious thinkers committed to sincere ideologies, but the film perks up when Ms. Pelosi zeros in on unbridled ego or vanity.
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That's why Weather Whiskers is the perfect companion to that routine, because it perks up whatever weather there is by showing you an adorable corresponding cat photo.
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Storie Veneziane's Gaggia Medio ($420) softens the sharpness of cardamom with smooth amber and Ojai Wild's Chamomile Flowers ($110) perks up the mellow plant with grapefruit and cognac.
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While she may not be bothered by the lack of the gold Oscar statuette (so far), Close perks up when I mention how it would bring her closer to EGOTing.
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Cooper shows Sonja the app he's been using to land his transient gigs, and she perks up when they discover a highly-compensated playtest for a mysterious new video game.
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Donald Trump told CNBC on Thursday he's for low interest rates unless inflation perks up, and he would probably replace Janet Yellen when her term is up as Federal Reserve chair.
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This recipe from The Kitchn suggests firm avocados are ideal for soaking up sweet and sour brine to make a creamy pickle that perks up any quesadilla, fish taco or hamburger.
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This album only perks up on the lighter, sparser "Spring," a dizzy, infatuated ballad with a tropicalia melody, on which strummed guitars and sparkling keyboards entwine to conjure a crisp daze.
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But then in the '40s, it perks up and enjoys an almost six-decade stretch of supremacy that goes right up until our current decade, when people finally started eating butter again.
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If the industry perks up, the ACP already has a $17 billion plan for a fourth set of locks to lure even bigger ships that can now only travel through the Suez Canal.
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HOTEL PERKS Up to $2300 of amenities at hotels, including daily breakfast for two, an extra amenity such as a $2550 dining credit, room upgrades and early check-in and checkout, when available.
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Once out of the bag (so to speak), the Hybrid mattress quickly perks up to nearly its full size, and in a few minutes, it&aposs ready for positioning, adding sheets, and then slumbering.
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The Sun clashes with Saturn on September 25, creating a difficult and grumpy energy, but the vibe perks up on September 27, when the Sun and Mars connect to infuse us with vitality and strength.
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It cautioned that revenue growth "is likely to remain slow and highly uncertain" throughout fiscal 2017, unless the stock market perks up in the final months of 2016, boosting the prospect for higher personal income tax collections.
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Saunders said he still agreed with recent BoE guidance that a limited and gradual increase in interest rates would be needed over the medium term, if Brexit uncertainty reduced significantly and global growth perks up a bit.
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HOTEL PERKS Up to $450 of amenities at hotels, including daily breakfast for two, room upgrades (either guaranteed at the time of booking or on a space available basis) and early check-in and late checkout, when available.
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According to a Mental Floss piece on the subject, when a pooch perks up his ear and cocks his heads to one side, what he's actually doing is responding to your emotions by interpreting the sound of your voice.
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About the only time Gray perks up are in the scenes with the French performers known as Les Twins, whose beauty and sensuous elasticity prove more eye-opening than any special effect or even Hemsworth's regularly — and, doubtless, contractually — bared chest.
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In these recipes, he roasts squash, shiitakes and broccoli rabe in a sweet and spicy mix of soy, chile paste, sugar and oil for a winter bibimbap, and perks up a delicate spring ramen with pounded or grated ginger and lemon zest.
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And its framework is more or less intact in this murky (narratively, visually) adaptation, which stars Ewan McGregor, as Perry, a professor of poetics whose dreary life perks up after he's swept up in a scheme involving a charismatic gangster, Dima (Stellan Skarsgard).
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Andrew Das: Giroud appeals for a penalty as he's wrestled down in the area — the crowd, sensing even the chance of a goal, perks up — but the referee immediately waves it away, and our dream of a goal here today dies another death.
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If Britain votes to remain in the EU, if the American economy perks up (and the Fed tightens policy), and if the Chinese economy stabilises at a growth rate of 6.5-7%, then it is not hard to imagine bond yields heading back to their levels at the start of the year.
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But the jury perks up when Clark simplifies the Los Angeles Police Department criminologist Dennis Fung's testimony, and points out that there's only a 1 in 170 million chance that the blood found in the Bronco, at the crime scene and in O.J.'s house belongs to someone other than O.J. That news hits Robert Kardashian harder than it does anyone else.
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Uber Visa CardWelcome bonus: $100 after you spend $500 in the first three monthsCategory bonuses: 4% back on dining, 3% back on hotels and airfare, 2% back for online purchases (1% back on everything else)Extra perks: Up to $0003 of phone theft and damage protection; $50 streaming subscriptions credit after spending $5,000 or more on your card per year Annual fee: $0The Uber Visa® Card is a credit card aimed squarely at millennials — especially those who use the Uber app on a regular basis.
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Elmer dismays but soon perks up after realizing Mack's girlfriend has snuck into the brig as well.
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Karl sits beside a campfire, defeated, nursing his headache. There is a rustle in the brush, and out comes Barbarosa's Appaloosa, with Barbarosa's saddle and enormous sombrero. Karl perks up. The fiesta at the Zavala hacienda is the most funereal party imaginable.
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Atop Ytaiao Mountain, Rima questions Abel about "the world" known and unknown, asking him if she was unique and alone. Abel sadly reveals that it is true. However, when he mentions the storied mountains of Riolama, Rima perks up. It turns out that "Riolama" is her real name.
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With assistance from her fellow babies, following a complicated plan, she succeeds and wildly distributes pacifiers to all the small children. Homer retrieves her, and he and his children go to attend the musical. Homer immediately falls into boredom, but he perks up when Marge appears on stage. While Homer slowly learns the show's plot, he appears sad.
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Treehouse TV is a Canadian English language specialty channel for children 0-7 years of age that was launched on November 1, 1997.Canadian ‘prodcos’ tot TV talent perks up preschool market Retrieved on March 29, 2018 Its name comes from YTV's former children's programming block, The Treehouse. The channel is owned by YTV Canada, Inc., a subsidiary of Corus Entertainment.
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Scroop visits Eleanor Poins and attempts to seduce her, but she rejects him. An Apothecary visits the dejected Falstaff but can do nothing for him; Falstaff only perks up when Bardolph tells him that his old fiancée Mistress Ursula has inherited money. He writes to her, telling her of his enduring love. The king discusses challenges to his power from the church and the French.
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She wrote the album, consisting mostly of Christmas covers, "add[s] little to the holiday music canon". She also felt that it only "perks up" on songs that feature guest musicians. Kelefa Sanneh of The New York Times joked it was a "concept album" which was "loosely inspired by Saint Nicholas, the fourth-century bishop of Myra." Christopher Thelen gave a more positive review to the album.
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He takes some things out to sell to Joseph: first, a lucky medallion; next, a mirror; then, a photograph of a woman; finally, a fiddle. Joseph immediately perks up and tries to buy the fiddle from the devil. The devil hands Joseph the violin, but he can no longer play: the violin makes no sound. ("Petite airs au bord du ruisseau (reprise)") Joseph hurls the violin away and tears the book up.
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Hensleigh's directing was criticized. Scott Tobias said the directing "doesn't do much beyond filling in the template". He noted that Hensleigh was telling the "true-life tale" of the mob's decline in Cleveland, but also said that "every character and setpiece felt like it fell off a truck". LA Weekly's Nick Pinkerton held similar views, saying that although "Hensleigh perks up when filming violence, the atmosphere throughout is past-prime, stymieing any strut".
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Tommy skips work one day to attend the trial of John Gotti. He watches Sammy the Bull's testimony, and he perks up when Sammy explains that no guns are allowed in mafia social clubs. He cases one of the clubs that Sammy mentioned, and then he pitches the idea to rob the club to Rosie. He explains that it will be safe since no one will have a gun, and that the mafia would never call the cops to report the crime.
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The Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI) is a U.S. trade organization representing companies and organizations that are involved in the production, sale and financing of manufactured housing, prefabricated home and modular home units. The MHI hosts trade conferences, coordinates lobbying before the United States Congress and state legislatures on issues relating to manufactured housing,"Who's Against Life-Saving Weather Radios?", Washington Post, July 18, 2008"Sacramento, Calif., Market for Prebuilt Homes Perks Up with Fannie Mae Ruling," Sacramento Bee, February 7.
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Blue was very sad because she does not want to sing all-alone, but Tickety thinks that as long as Blue does not give up, she can go on with a new singing partner. Blue perks up and agrees and decides that they will play Blue's Clues to figure out who it is. Steve adds it to the checklist. Steve goes to get his handy-dandy notebook from Sidetable Drawer, but is called by Mr. Salt, who needs some help in the kitchen.
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She thinks Ririna is a bit naive when it comes to encouraging her and Yukari to continue relating with each other as a couple. ; : : Ririna is Yukari's arranged partner. She is a beautiful girl with rose blonde hair and big eyes where she resembles a doll. She is aware of Yukari's feelings towards Misaki and agrees to help him out as she wishes to learn what love is like too, and perks up whenever there is the topic of love among Yukari and his friends.
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After Mayor Quimby makes an offensive joke about France, the French president launches a nuclear missile directly into Springfield, apparently killing everyone except Homer, who had been inspecting a bomb shelter he was considering buying from Herman. Homer emerges and seems to be the only person left alive. Initially grieving for his loved ones, Homer perks up, realizing that being the last person allows him to do everything he always wanted to. While dancing naked in church, he is confronted by a band of hostile Springfield citizens who have become mutants from the blast.
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Bart tearfully mourns his hero, but he perks up after finding a note. The letter in Krusty's pocket states that a rocket (codenamed Exodus) is being populated with humanity's "best and brightest", and will be launched in order to preserve human civilization on Mars. When they reach the shuttle, Homer fails to bluff his way on board by claiming to be the famous pianist from the film Shine but the armed guard recognizes Lisa as the ship's designated proofreader. Lisa is only able to take one parent with her, and quickly chooses Marge.
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Dismayed to learn that Lad will have to stay chained to a small bench for all four days of the event, his owners begin to regret bringing him. To their joy, Lad wins the blue ribbon in both the Novice and Winner classes, and they decide not to subject him to the four-day stay. When they let Lad know he is going home, he joyfully perks up. ;"Lost!" Due to city regulations, the Master and Mistress are forced to muzzle Lad when they take him from the show.
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In 2010 it was reported that the government-owned railway companies of France (SNCF) and Germany (Deutsche Bahn) were considering making takeover bids for the business."FTSE flat but Arriva perks up on talk French backing to bid" The Daily Telegraph 24 March 2010"Arriva moves ahead on bid battle hopes". The Guardian 24 March 2010. SNCF subsidiary Keolis and Arriva entered discussions regarding a merger,Statement re Keolis SA Arriva 5 March 2010 but in April 2010 Deutsche Bahn made a takeover offer for Arriva at £7.75 a share (£1.585 billion)."Deutsche Bahn buys Arriva for £1.5bn".
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At no point in the episode does he make any attempt to physically harm Jasmine despite holding her captive, and even befriends her briefly due to her gentle words, her appreciation of his artwork, and the fact that she is named after a flower. Arbutus' only weakness is the rose on his lapel. Once it is cut off, he withers and dies, as does the beautiful garden which he created. Princess Jasmine explains to Aladdin that Arbutus is not evil, only "different", and she, Aladdin, the Sultan and the Genie replant the flower, which perks up, and a deep inhalation is heard, suggesting that he will return to life in time.
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The film was generally well received by critics. Bosley Crowther of The New York Times remarked that it was "a good picture—nice and crisp and tough", praised the script writer Franklin Coen for "blueprinting a fresh idea, and salting it with some tingling, unstereotyped behavior and gristly dialogue". He further praised the cinematography, the casting of Holden and Widmark, which he considered "sardonic perfection", and added that the "picture perks up beautifully in the ripely-detailed homestretch". Variety praised the action sequences with the cattle stampede but, unlike Crowther, thought there were some issues with the script which they believed "overdevelops some characters and situations, and underdevelops others".
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Qualifying to play in the illustrious Rose Bowl football game on New Year's Day, a Midwestern college's quarterback, Steve Davis, is not as happy as he should be because playing football does not excite him, but his teammate Bronc Buttram is thrilled. Their coach, Jim Hadley, is equally pleased because his ill wife has gone to warmer Glendale, California for her health, so he will now be able to spend more time with her. Steve perks up in Pasadena while meeting the Rose Bowl's committee and particularly the tournament's queen, Denny Burke, a beauty in a fur coat. Steve believes she is wealthy as well as beautiful and manages to get her telephone number.
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Kamičak Castle ([Kamichak]; , in old sources Kamichech, Kamichach,Vjekoslav Klaić Croatian Kingdom in the 15th century and in the first quarter of the 16th century, page 144 Kamichack, Camichach) is a ruined medieval fortified structure on a rock at the top of the hill above the Krka River in the Krka National Park, Croatia. It is situated not far from the Brištane village in the administrative area of the Town of Drniš, Šibenik-Knin County. Located between the Visovac Lake and Roški Slap waterfall, it perks up like an eagle in unreachable eagle's nest on the edge of a cliff. Once property of the powerful Nelipić noble family, the castle was captured and destroyed in 1522/23 by the Ottoman invaders, never to be rebuilt.
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In an effort to boost sales He Sanshui decides to give 50% discount to all store items, and business quickly perks up after a taxicab chauffeur (Cao Li) helps spread the news to his colleagues. During this time, Tang discovers voyeuristic photos of hers in Li's phone and realizes that Li likes her. With ¥3.50 to go before their ¥9500 goal (taking into account that Tire has eaten ¥118.10 of food), a Guanzhong dialect-speaking, gun-toting robber (Zhang Jiayi) on the run arrives to retrieve a diamond his partner left in the ice in the store freezer. Unable to find his diamond he takes everyone hostage and is in the middle of having everyone strip, when Yaozi (Ye Qian)—the store's delivery man who has fallen asleep in the warehouse—barges out from the rear.
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