If you spiffed up your grammar, there'd be no stopping you.
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"My faves getting spiffed up for the big moment," Christine Pelosi tweeted.
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But then he saw other political prisoners being moved about and spiffed up.
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Smaller regional host cities will have sparser amenities, but have also been spiffed up.
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Luckily, NASA got the rickety machine spiffed up before Armstrong went to the moon.
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The next morning, my black leather boots were waiting at my door all spiffed up.
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Founded in March 2016, Identity Evropa represents the young, spiffed-up image that white nationalist groups are trying to project.
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Hitherto a storage facility, the space was spiffed up with the financial help of Twist's grandmother and named after her.
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But she concedes folks don't quite know what to expect when the spiffed-up town clock shows 11:56 a.m.
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From spiffed-up jogging shorts to jackets cut from technical fabrics, this season's sporty pieces get a twist of tailored refinement.
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Winning stories get a fast-track to the development team, where they're potentially spiffed up and shown to Levitz at Wattpad Studios.
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He spiffed up the website, gave it a name—Clockspot—and, four months later, a law firm signed on as a client.
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Disick, 35, was also all spiffed up for the big day, opting for a crisp dark suit and a pair of dress shoes.
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You'll see spiffed-up gym clothes everywhere while shopping nowadays: Brands like Tory Burch, Cynthia Rowley, and Zara have created activewear collections recently.
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The mysterious billionaire has the ridiculous name Obie Garbeau II, and an unusual style of dress makes him resemble a spiffed-up Colonel Sanders.
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On Saturday, the spiffed-up piece is to be revealed to coincide with the opening day of Prospect New Orleans, the triennial art exhibition.
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On the second floor, the Italianate Café 2 has been spiffed up, and there's also a coffee cart that makes espresso and sells pastries.
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As a bonus, the flip side of the release is a spiffed-up cover of Soft Machine's "A Certain Kind" from 1968, also worth checking out.
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Try telling them a temporary stadium or a spiffed-up existing one is better than a shiny new jewel and see how well that goes over.
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It's a previously owned Echo that Amazon has tested, spiffed up, and guarantees works just like a brand-new one—only it's about half as expensive.
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The Shagwong Tavern, an institution that was bought by a partnership including Jon Krasner and Beau Campsey for $2.6 million last year, has been spiffed up.
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In the days before the Missouri's arrival, Turks scrubbed the streets and taxis, spiffed up the brothels, and strung the word WELCOME in lights throughout the city.
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Le Blanc spent four years at John Varvatos and five years at Theory, and that background certainly shows in his spiffed up, more tailored take on Lululemon.
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While smartphone sales were flat last year, sales of spiffed-up used phones grew 13 percent according to market-research firm Counterpoint, most of them made by Apple.
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Two days later, there was no band, and a Snazzerac—a take on a Sazerac, spiffed up with the addition of pecan liqueur—could be sipped in relative peace.
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The operating system is basically a spiffed up version of the Chrome browser, but also runs several apps from the Chrome Web Store, as well as a smattering of Android apps.
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In its original form, Mystery World is technically just a spiffed up remake of Fantasy World Dizzy, the third game in the series and perhaps the best-known of the bunch.
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his wife, Jenny, and guests for Friday's three-course state dinner in their honor should have an opportunity to check out the spiffed-up public rooms.
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Amtrak has spiffed up tired old restrooms at Pennsylvania Station, the busiest transportation hub in the Western Hemisphere, with new terrazzo floors, sleek gray stalls and hands-free faucets and soap dispensers.
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The spiffed-up activewear is bound for the closets of anyone who's ever wanted to work out like a Kardashian (but those won't be the only customers vying for these ultra-stylish threads).
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After selling it to a buddy's brother-in-law in 2009, he bought it back two years ago, and it was actually on display, in all its spiffed-up glory, in the arena's concourse.
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A robot vacuum can come in clutch in times like these: Since it's a "set it and forget it" type of device, you're free to tend to the turkey while the floors get spiffed.
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This grandiose, '90s inspired track will make you feel that same empowered vibe that En Vogue gave you with "My Love (You're Never Gonna Get It)" by way of Mya's "Movin' On," all spiffed up and made new.
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We've got SPIFFED UP, PHNOM PENH, AREA CODES, NERD ALERT, SPARE ME, PH LEVEL, PHONE TAG, WIGGLE ROOM, DUM DUMS (the candy), NEXT TO LAST, CREPE PAN, MAC USER, JOY RIDE, MAE WEST, SKEE-LO, KOHLER and BE MAD.
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Soon, it's time for dinner, and as we take our seats under the chandeliers and exposed beams in a room that looks like a spiffed-up frontier saloon, I ask Fussell to level with me: is anyone really buying HiFi Hops?
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Managed by the city's Wien Museum, it was substantially renovated and spiffed up in 2006 (timed to the 250th anniversary of Mozart's birth) to emulate a model of modern exhibition showmanship: A relatively small nub of historical authenticity is padded out with slick, somewhat Disneyfied interpretive displays and audiovisual installations.
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Carmen Quagliata, the executive chef since 2007, has a penchant for elevated comfort food that befits the restaurant's polished good vibes, and his cooking gets a grand showcase in the new multilevel space, spiffed up with dramatically lit booths, cozy nooks, and a gorgeous, towering front bar in the model of Gramercy Tavern.
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And too often, those who most loudly advocate for preserving the magic of the theatrical experience aren't having the same experience as the average moviegoer; filmmakers, industry executives, and (yes) critics see movies for free, at premieres and festivals and media screenings, in spiffed-up venues, cozy private screening rooms, or even (gasp) fancy home cinemas.
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When he exploded as a musical force in the late 1970s, Prince seemed like a one-person sexual revolution—someone unabashedly reveling in taboo topics, unafraid to be explicitly horny, and brazen enough to be naked, half naked, or spiffed up in frilly shirts and facial finery as he pleasured himself and his millions of panting fans.
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Driven Luxury crossovers see little off-road duty, but they have helped automakers find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow — none more so than Lexus, which invented the lucrative segment with the RX. Originally a spiffed-up version of the Japanese-market Toyota Harrier, Lexus strained to keep up with demand in the United States when the RX 220 made its debut in 240.
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In this quadrant, you'll find the 1920s Convention Hall and Paramount Theatre with its connecting arcade; the 45-year-old Stone Pony music club that stoked the careers of Bruce Springsteen and Bon Jovi; the spiffed-up Wonder Bar, emblazoned with the face of Tillie, a grinning fun-house figure that is effectively the city's logo; and the vacant Beaux-Arts Casino Arena and Carousel House, which attract artists, skateboarders and wedding parties seeking photo ops.
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InfoWorld in 1983 stated that River Raid might be the best Atari 8-bit game of the year, "more challenging than any VCS version" and superior to others like Caverns of Mars. Antic in 1984 said that the Atari 8-bit version was identical to the 2600 original, but with slightly "spiffed up ... game visuals". The Deseret News in 1984 called River Raid "one of the most playable and entertaining of all war games". The newspaper gave the ColecoVision version four stars, recommending it to all console owners and describing it as "a definite winner all the way".
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Just as Diavolo steals the petticoat, Lorenzo finds out his true identity from Stanlio, who is "spiffed" after a visit to Matteo's wine cellar. Lorenzo's soldiers surround the inn and he then duels with Diavolo, whom he bests with a little inadvertent help from Stanlio. The good-natured Diavolo returns the jewels, and when Rocburg will not pay the reward for them to Lorenzo, Diavolo gives Lorenzo the money that he stole from Pamela's petticoat. While the jealous husband rushes upstairs to confront his wife, Lorenzo gives the money to Matteo, thereby saving him from having to sell the inn.
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