First, the pieces were furniture designed to have more pizazz.
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Improving salaries and adding some marketing pizazz wouldn't hurt, either.
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We need Y, Z, W or something with some pizazz.
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This whole venture has been funded with characteristic Musk pizazz.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "And since when is pizazz the benchmark of trustworthiness?
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But to say Pawtucket has been lacking pizazz is an understatement.
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It's a bit more complex, it's got emojis, and, it's got pizazz!
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But in terms of the pizazz that Doubleday coveted, Piazza never disappointed.
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The genie, especially, seems to have more punch, pizazz, yahoo, and how!
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Adjusting the acoustics of modern automobiles is not only about comfort or pizazz.
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But the best had all the visual pizazz of an oversized cardboard box.
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NETA wanted some pizazz for the customer experience, so it leased the bank.
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Some can add a bit of color and pizazz to a drab room, too.
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The fill is solid, with SAFETY NET, KING MINOS and NERF GUN providing some pizazz.
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You've got to find him a match with meaning, or at least pizazz, and preferably both.
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Dried hydrangeas spray-painted gold or citrus fruits and pink peppercorns lend extra color and pizazz.
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There were also the fictional locations for if you want to storm somewhere with slightly more pizazz.
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If a selection arrives needing more pizazz, adding one of the chutneys or other condiments may help.
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She lacked personality, style, and pizazz, and felt generally stale amongst the rest of her fictional family.
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But at least their on screen chemistry together would add a little pizazz where Kimmel fell flat.
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That last one goes to a celebrity, who gives the whole thing a frisson of paparazzi pizazz.
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Fox also changed the aesthetics of news, reflecting Mr. Ailes's political-operative instinct that messaging needs visceral pizazz.
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But a dunk in melted chocolate and a sprinkling of freeze-dried raspberries add richness and crimson pizazz.
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On Pro Football The Giants' pool of candidates to replace Tom Coughlin was short on pizazz from the beginning.
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They're a surefire way to liven up any big summer cookout with a little bit of novelty and pizazz.
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Luckily, last year I discovered Iris Apfel, whose style has pizazz and who doesn't try to hide her age.
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Mr. Chan is in his early 60s, and he doesn't deliver the action pizazz here that he used to.
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While "My Woman" ignores current pop, with its programming and electronic pizazz, it relies firmly on what past eras built.
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"We wanted to showcase rugby the way Americans consume sports, marketing it with American pizazz and style," Moore told me.
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On the other hand, 15s with lots of pizazz tend to have letters that are more difficult to work with.
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I know this lacks a certain pizazz, but I was bowled over by the president's response to the spending package.
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Selling Luxury Influencers entice buyers with personality and pizazz The top five influencers in China Kirstin Sinclair/Getty Images 1.
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Even an untrained eye can spot the moment when the visual pizazz (courtesy of the cinematographer Stanley Cortez) suddenly stops.
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The man not only hurls the N-word at me with pizazz, he opens up a switchblade and threatens me.
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"It adds so much pizazz, it protects you from the sun and hats are so in style right now," she explains.
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The dockless two-wheelers have been sold as a way to ease gridlock while letting riders zip through streets with pizazz.
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Two relatively new spots, both sticklers for quality, give you exactly what you want: honest sandwiches with a bit of pizazz.
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Yes, the show has all that Marvel heroic pizazz to keep us entertained—bulletproof dudes, badass women, over-the-top villains.
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Signing off at the end of his show, he would often raise his hands above his head with a performer's pizazz.
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"I think the Donald Trump burger will be triple, quadruple stacked, it will have a lot of pizazz to it," said Mendelsohn.
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But, what they lack in pizazz they make up in practicality (as much as a healing crystal can be "practical," of course).
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No, what all of this pizazz analysis misses is the real reason why most Americans are unmoved by Russiagate and now Ukrainegate.
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Puig had a career year in terms of power, smashing 28 home runs in the regular season and providing plenty of pizazz.
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There's nothing wrong with a metal phone, but now that everyone's figured out the metal unibody phone, it's lost all of its pizazz.
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The candied cranberry bits was a welcome crunch, and the freeze-dried strawberry was mostly for show, but added some extra red pizazz.
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The exfoliating peel-off mask, which comes in sparkly pink packaging, is certainly going to add a little pizazz to your beauty routine.
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From the court's decisions on gay marriage to Obamacare to immigration, Scalia, who was known for his wit, challenged them all with pizazz.
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Nell admits to Joan she craves "pizazz," but chapters are titled things like "Boogers" for no good reason other than to get attention.
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As Peggy, Monique Young has admirable tap and vocal skills, but only reveals a bit of starlike pizazz in the show's big finale.
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With all that drive, all that enterprise, they were just what was needed to shake the cocktail and bring some pizazz to the party.
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And the fact that no matter how crappy your day may be offstage, you still got to get out there and deliver the pizazz.
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He's a younger man; he disavowed (and then immediately embraced) corruption; he's just got that certain sort of pizazz that FIFA needs right now, right?
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Ford Motor Company has long struggled to reclaim the pizazz that made its luxury marque, Lincoln, among the most beautiful nameplates of the mid-century.
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An NBC News tweet publicizing its story stated that the hearing had lacked "pizazz" — a word not used in the body of the story itself.
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Pinterest's chief executive and co-founder, Ben Silbermann, has avoided the pizazz that has led many of his Silicon Valley peers to become minor celebrities.
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If you were going to kick off a technological revolution, you'd be hard-pressed to do it with more pizazz than Tesla with its electric cars.
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Older hits like "Paparazzi" and "Telephone" still had pizazz, but they paled compared with the moments when Lady Gaga took the show into her own hands.
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Efforts have been made to add some contemporary pizazz via Ms. Amfitheatrof's designs, which were worn on the red carpet by celebrities such as Cate Blanchett.
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The trick in our house has been to pair tofu, which has a relatively neutral taste, with ingredients with pizazz — the more umami-intense, the better.
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So this Thanksgiving, we want to give thanks to the meats that aren't turkey — the meats that punctuate and pepper our lives with flavor, pizazz, and goodness.
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A famous actress singing a familiar song from a classic musical might add pizazz to an event that, like all awards shows, has struggled to retain viewers.
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It comes in the standard chunky black, but if you're up for some pizazz it's also available in blue and a nice fuchsia (Samsung is calling it pink).
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For all of the technical pizazz that virtual reality studios can wow users with, at the end of the day great content is about establishing an emotional connection.
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For Sia, dance is more than a way to give a music video a splash of pizazz; instead, it's "an expression that crosses all language barriers," she said.
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The only difference in this shoe is that it has a classic buckle detail that Meghan's does not, but we think it adds a little extra pizazz, no?
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The evening dress represented the pop culture and pizazz of this couple's image, itself a marriage of the old traditions and new causes that the pair have espoused.
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The hair pro then fishtail-braided the ponytail, secured with an elastic and then wrapped a gold Scunci Pony Cuff around the ends for a touch of gilded pizazz!
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Conrad, who previously experienced life as a redhead for a short time earlier this year, is back to her blonde roots, but this time, with a little more pizazz!
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The flip side to all this is the overconfidence of mediocre men, who don't have to worry about being rude because their rudeness is interpreted as leadership or pizazz.
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Indeed, the show had a bit of pizazz as Ford introduced the 2628-plus horsepower Ford Mustang GT28500 and Toyota brought back the "Fast and Furious" favorite, Toyota Supra.
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Mughal influence grew in Rajasthan in the 17th century, however, and the military and courtly alliances spurred Rajput artists to develop new styles that combined Islamic refinement with local pizazz.
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Ekphrasis (art about art) in Seuss' wonderfully flexible syntax, with her linguistic pizazz and startling juxtapositions, removes boundaries between living and dying, paradise and hell, made things and lived things.
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And once they're hooked, you can steer them somewhere else, as long as you do it with the same pizazz you used to sell topless models and horse-racing scandals.
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LONDON — When British financial regulators were planning a public education campaign about missold payment protection insurance, they figured they needed to inject some pizazz into the relatively dry subject matter.
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It is not terribly complex, but simmering a sea bass in a savory broth seasoned with garlic, onion, olive oil, tomato and saffron gives it a lot of pizazz for minimal effort.
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I have walked around my apartment pondering whether Mr. Doucet's crisp ridges or PourlyMadeByMina's shimmery resin would be best suited to the kitchen, or whether that would be a waste of pizazz.
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What a way to kick off the weekend; Damon Gulczynski has returned for his seventh themeless puzzle this year, and like all the rest of his work, it's chock-full of pizazz.
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Diagonal words always make filling tougher, and I'm happy with some of the pizazz in the puzzle, but would have spent more time trying to avoid the glue, especially in the lower left.
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They tucked an inch of fabric here, took scissors to the feather lining there, and deepened the slit to reveal a part of Ms. Erivo's tattoo, attempting to conjure the necessary allure and pizazz.
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Donald Trump, the de facto Republican presidential nominee, has begun reassuring party officials that he will build a solid campaign for the general election and pondering how to add pizazz to the convention in July.
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Dunninger served as a bridge that led away from live performance — dating to old-school vaudevillian stagecraft — and toward the small stage of television, where magic was more patter than prestidigitation, more pizazz than performance.
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"The whole thing was that the store was the stage — the razzle-dazzle of flash and pizazz and lo and behold, there's a swimwear fashion show with Pat Cleveland coming down the escalator," he said.
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They're always so clever and up to no good, popping out of places you'd least expect them to and doing things with so much pizazz that you'd wish they were almost real (not really but almost!).
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Despite 13 million people tuning in to the televised public impeachment hearings on Wednesday, much of the news coverage seemed to suggest that the hearings themselves were severely lacking in the "pizazz" needed to draw viewers.
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Despite the pedigree of its two principal ingredients (Louisiana shrimp and Castle Valley Mill grits), it did not stand out from similar versions, although the sautéed onions and peppers beside it were full of fruity pizazz.
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Tang may have lost some of its pizazz in the United States, but it still has broad appeal overseas, especially in the developing world, where it has been creating new flavors to appeal to local tastes.
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With only the modest but sturdy all-American designer Todd Snyder to serve as its tent pole, the men's week may have lacked some of the showbiz pizazz associated with big-name designers, as Mr. Kolb conceded.
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Yet his misadventures, filmed with elemental energy and wide-screen pizazz by Jakub Bejnarowicz, are necessarily limited to broad strokes: When characters are buried beneath animal furs and carpets of hair, subtle emoting is hardly an option.
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Condé Nast, the company behind Vogue, Vanity Fair and The New Yorker, became one of the most successful magazine publishers by charming readers and advertisers alike with a formula built on old-world glamour and all-American pizazz.
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The trouble is the earthbound, almost place-holder quality of the music and choreography: good ideas in the right places that lack the poetry, inspiration, rhythm or just pizazz to lift the movie to another plane of fantasy.
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NBC's piece, authored by Jonathan Allen, claimed that the hearing "lacked the pizazz necessary to capture public attention" — a turn of phrase that quickly became a meme and echoed the talking points Trump family members and administration officials used.
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He said he longs to stretch the bounds of traditional concerts — incorporating poetry, say, or opening an orchestral performance of Bruckner's Sixth Symphony with a Schubert piano sonata — to return some old-fashioned pizazz to a tired, habit-encrusted format.
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If they belong anywhere, it's in a tiny, rough-hewed corner they occupy with such other craft-oriented labels as Cydwoq, Camper and Trippen; though if these brands come across as artsy or precious, Fluevogs have more of a zany pizazz.
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" The subject of this impeachment inquiry seems instead to be following the legal counsel of that legendary pizazz lover, Billy Flynn of the musical "Chicago": "Give 'em an act with lots of flash in it/And the reaction will be passionate.
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Their relationship inspired "Great News," which features a New Jersey mother named Carol Wendelson — played with septuagenarian pizazz by Andrea Martin — who lands an internship at the local TV news station where her daughter, Katie (Briga Heelan), works as a producer.
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Swarovski has also hired Silicon Valley advisers and sent executives to the West Coast of the United States to meet venture capitalists and others, trying to add a little tech pizazz to a business whose roots date to the days of buggy whips.
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And don't forget the attempt by Terry Semel, when he was the C.E.O. of Yahoo (that's several Yahoo C.E.O.s ago), to inject a little Hollywood pizazz into the long, long troubled internet company by opening a major office in Santa Monica, Calif.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 89%What critics said: "The only nostalgia you'll feel watching Stranger Things 3 is for the novelty and wide-eyed pizazz of the 2016 original (and, to a lesser extent, its carbon copy 2017 follow-up).
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The Devils said they would retire the jersey number, 27, worn by Elias, a creative forward who is the top scorer in franchise history and, at least esoterically, gave the Devils some pizazz, helping them win the Cup in 21995 and 21.
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Although just two miles from Mar-a-Lago, the building is another world, and an indication that this serene, largely residential area is making a play for some of the art scene pizazz of Miami, just an hour or two drive south.
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Though Facebook's focus on day 1 of its F8 conference centered on the company's recent struggles and their relationship with the phrase "taking broader responsibility," day 2 shifted most of the pizazz to the technical advances its giant team has made over the past year.
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CreditCreditJens Mortensen for The New York Times Condé Nast, the company behind Vogue, Vanity Fair and The New Yorker, became one of the most successful magazine publishers by charming readers and advertisers alike with a formula built on old-world glamour and all-American pizazz.
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Vicki Henry sits at the desk in her two-bedroom duplex on a recent Sunday morning and adjusts her phone headset, which she has nestled on hair with a deep magenta tinge, a rare bit of pizazz for the 72-year-old grandmother of three.
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There's a specific action sequence involving a herd of angry monkeys and a series of rickety, rotating bridges that a director like Gore Verbinski might have choreographed with pizazz; Kasdan's version turns into a smeary CG-blur of some cool ideas and momentary thrills.
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While the new name lacks the pizazz of the original, it does convey to customers and sales alike what the product actually does a bit more clearly, and that's help companies detect cloud apps in use in a company — whether from Microsoft or a third party.
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The most common explanation for how these teams share the same address but reside on different planets is that their embattled owner, James L. Dolan, attracted by the pizazz and celebrity culture of the N.B.A., has meddled in the affairs of the Knicks, with lousy results.
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But its modest run — at the time of its closing it will have played 589 regular and 36 preview performances — is a reminder of the challenges facing modest musicals on Broadway, where ticket-buyers are mostly tourists drawn to shows with more pizazz or bigger brand names.
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Seeking to add more pizazz to chess, Agon even used the Moscow event to try to rebrand Caruana and his rivals as hip, inviting photographers to take pictures of them as they strolled together across Red Square, as if they were members of a cool albeit unusually intelligent boy band.
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As Daisy Fried notes in her review, the poems take art works as their subject and spin out from there: "Ekphrasis (art about art) in Seuss' wonderfully flexible syntax, with her linguistic pizazz and startling juxtapositions, removes boundaries between living and dying, paradise and hell, made things and lived things."
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There also promises to be pizazz at the 213th annual Melbourne Food and Wine Festival (March 220 to April 210), an array of more than 503 events in Melbourne, Australia, coinciding this year with the World's Best 250 Restaurants 214 gathering (April 217 to 7), being held in the city for the first time.
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By no means are we suggesting you throw your flat, tread-sole boots to the side (you're going to need those!), but boot weather gets a lot more groovy when you supplement your usual go-tos with an extra-fun pair for dressing up, special occasions, or really any day your outfit just needs that extra bit of pizazz.
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Musicians are expected to work hard, too, but the N.F.L. came to realize that the halftime show is not so much a mini-concert as a 12-minute music video shot in one take — and pop stars, far more than rockers, have both the timing and the pizazz to please the camera as well as the local stadium audience.
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