So, hopefully the engineers spruced up to the powertrain, too.
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Toyota spruced up their plainly named Van to better compete.
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A spate of institutions were established or spruced up after 2008.
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In the 1980s blasphemy laws were dusted off and spruced up.
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He spruced up his uniform from Valley schlub to monochrome minimalism.
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Sure, it would have to be spruced up for today's cinema.
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Photos of a spruced-up set were circulating earlier this month.
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Ms. Matera's children say they are happy with the spruced-up house.
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Even at a spruced-up Deutsche, costs will soak up 70% of revenues.
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You might have rental property that hasn't been spruced up in a while.
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Airbus is also targeting that category with a spruced up version of its A321.
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The downtowns of the Upstate's largest cities went from boarded up to spruced up.
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The spruced-up Monte dei Paschi would be recapitalised with a €5 billion share issue.
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Russian officials crow that they have spruced up the peninsula after Kiev let it deteriorate.
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This wasn't the only spruced-up townhouse to sell at a big discount last month.
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Acquisitions will also be spruced up by bringing back the "service chiefs" into the process.
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He immediately ran home, spruced up, and hopped the ferry to the tax office to protest.
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General Catalyst has spruced up their landing page with loads of cat gifs, powered by Giphy.
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It's too clinical, implying that the work was dull before the author intentionally spruced it up.
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Meanwhile, Shelton looked dapper in a traditional black suit and tie, spruced up by a simple boutonnière.
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Every two weeks, without fail, I am in the nail salon to get my tips spruced up.
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Your home is important to you, Taurus—when was the last time your spruced up your altar?
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The former is a spruced-up remake Mario Kart 8, which came to Wii U in 2014.
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The spruced-up port district heaves with thousands of people celebrating their nations' victories and lamenting defeats.
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The city has spruced up its main attractions, and has promoted punk-rock festivals and better theater.
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That was two years ago, and now bone broth, spruced up with the Brodo label, is everywhere.
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The ride is a mere 55 seconds to the 86th floor observatory, which has been spruced up.
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Oftentimes these paintings and photographs can be hung as-is or easily spruced up with fresh frames.
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Last year, Boston Red Sox starter David Price said he had received warnings for wearing spruced-up cleats.
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The game includes more than 250 new puzzles to solve, a co-op mode, and slightly spruced-up visuals.
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Reese Witherspoon paid a visit to an old friend on Sunday — and helped her get a little spruced up.
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In fact, we likely have Branson to partially thank for the spruced-up Barry we're all obsessed with lately.
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As with the neighboring but slightly flashier Uptown, Oak Lawn has been spruced up over the last 22009 years.
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Edoardo was seen sporting beat-up sneakers spruced up by a white button-down shirt (sans tie) and a blazer.
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Key infrastructure is also being spruced up, with nine railway stations being upgraded and a new airport terminal being built.
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His waxwork — created to celebrate his 30th birthday in 2014 — has been spruced up with the addition of a beard.
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This new trailer takes an expansive look at the spruced up campaign, flashing through some of the story's most memorable moments.
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Ms. Nichols also spruced up the décor with creations by other local female entrepreneurs, including decorative sofa pillows and floral arrangements.
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Sweden, which for its size accepted more refugees than any other European country in 2015, has spruced up its registration systems, too.
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I have a garden and a water system, and I even spruced up the inside with some posters and functioning light fixtures.
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The dialogue is heavy on expository gibberish, nearly all of which is delivered by Bryan Cranston as the digitally spruced-up Zordon.
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Most stars won't let the press anywhere near them until they have showered, had a drink and spruced themselves up a bit.
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David S. Taylor, chief executive of Procter & Gamble, has spruced it up since taking charge in November, but growth remains a challenge.
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Along the way its price was reduced (from $950,000), and recently the apartment was spruced up with a snow-white paint job.
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She adds that Ladd, his brother Tim, their kids and their cowboys started preparing for her funeral and "spruced up" the family cemetery.
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West Wing: The president returns later today to a spruced-up, plumbing-enhanced White House following his 10-day vacation in New Jersey.
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Spruced-up outdoor areas host regular flea and food markets, and new bars, restaurants and shops now attract Amsterdammers from across the city.
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To save money, she lived rent-free in a spruced up garden shed in her friend's backyard near the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn.
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Refugees have purchased rundown houses in blighted urban neighborhoods and spruced them up, bolstering both the real estate market and the tax base.
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Lucky's got its start in late 2002, when Bo and Trish Sharon spruced up their North Boulder Market and renamed it Lucky's Market.
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Spend an extra $7563,2756 for the SEL edition and you get spruced-up style as well as blind-spot warning and heated seats.
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The bank has since cut costs by more than a fifth, stripped out lots of unwanted loans and spruced up its creaking computer systems.
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Games that aren't likely to just get a spruced-up sequel, because the original game is still propelled by an active and excited community.
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Colleges have spruced up dormitories and diversified dining options, so that students unwind in greater comfort and ingest with more choice than ever before.
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The shrieking gamblers, the bachelorettes with oversized cocktails, the high-rollers spruced up for an expensive evening out, all were nowhere to be seen.
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Thanks in part to European Union development funds, many of Budapest's once-rundown parks, sidewalks and squares have been spruced up in recent years.
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Thus, Logan Lucky isn't just worth seeing because it shows how much tired movie tropes can be spruced up via a change in setting.
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Get a Legacy, Legacy Pro or Digital Deluxe edition of the new game and you can download the spruced up 2007 game for free.
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The room has been spruced up, its four seasonally themed trees eliminated and a giant Alexander Calder mobile, "Three Segments," hung from the ceiling.
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On his watch, hip businesses like the Fox N Hare Brewing Co. have come to the spruced-up Front Street, with its pedestrian promenade.
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On his watch, hip businesses like the Fox N Hare Brewing Co. have come to the spruced-up Front Street, with its pedestrian promenade.
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Berkeley Heights, New Jersey (CNN)The White House is being spruced up while President Donald Trump spends a working vacation in New Jersey this week.
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For lunch, Mr. Sanford might eat a can of French-style green beans spruced up with a little dressing, at a cost of 79 cents.
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There, the city has installed playground equipment and spruced up parts of Altgeld Gardens' decrepit 1920's-era rec center, including an indoor swimming pool.
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"I was vacationing with my family in Hawaii, and there's a little restaurant in Kailua called Buzz's," Mercer, a 50 percent partner in Spruced, tells TechCrunch.
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The entire house, with the exception of the kitchen, was cleaned to perfection, and Roman alerted the police quickly after touring his newly spruced-up house.
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They then spruced up the space with new stainless-steel appliances, light blue-gray cabinetry, brushed-nickel hardware, and an island with a black granite countertop.
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Google spruced up its Maps app on Android and iOS yesterday, as well as its web counterpart, in a bid to make it easier to understand.
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To cater to the changing tastes, General Mills has spruced up its premium yogurt offerings through the launch of products such French yogurt Oui by Yoplait.
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In my small city (population 175,000) of St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada, we have a newly spruced-up park in the center of the city — Bannerman Park.
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These sexy stars spruced up social media with these sultry tree selfies ... Check out the gallery to see the blossomin' babes pining for the perfect pose.
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A spruced-up version of the game saw a Japan-only release for the Playstation in 1997, but a reported and much anticipated sequel never surfaced.
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He spruced up the roles of the goddesses, who are traditionally poorly treated by the sexist gods but who stand up for themselves in his telling.
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It certainly spruced my room up, and I think it would be a lovely addition to any home, if you're willing to deal with persistent connection issues.
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The complex had a reputation for "rent runners," Trump writes, so he hired 29-hour patrols, spruced up the place and hired a "politically incorrect" project manager.
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It also spruced up a laneway next to the agency's headquarters with a mural and a chalkboard inviting ideas on how else to improve the neglected alley.
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He had a childhood roommate: José the audio-animatronic parrot, whom no one knew could still speak until the bird was spruced up for the coming auction.
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Now, with spruced-up lawns and restored fountains, the sloping green space is much safer, and she can be found strolling the paths several times a week.
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During their occupation, the students spruced up the cinema and made it active again, screening movies and hosting debates and theater classes, as well as soccer games.
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They've only released five official singles and a few SoundCloud loosies, most of which were spruced-up versions of Bradbury's iPad demos, but their rise has been swift.
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Old-fashioned ventilation was replaced with a Viking stove, cabinetry was spruced up with a coat of paint and Moroccan tile was installed for a truly stunning backsplash.
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I attended the tournament last year and while their room was still fairly restrained, it was also a bit more spruced up than the one at Shine 2016.
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While he has spruced up the cultural references that the characters bat around, he has retained some peculiarly anachronistic stuff, such as a belligerent confrontation with some prostitutes.
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Used Paris cobblestones are being offered for sale online at Mon Pavé Parisien, spruced up and suitable for showcasing on a mantel or étagère anywhere in the world.
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If you really want to walk a mile in her shoes, though, there's one particular style to stock up on: Mary Janes, spruced up with a couple extra straps.
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Reese Witherspoon knows if you want something done right, you gotta do it yourself ... which is why she spruced up her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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North Korean state media has trumpeted a 70-day campaign of intensified productivity in the run-up to the congress, and Pyongyang has been spruced up for the event.
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A Utah family who spruced up their yard with some seriously spooky Halloween decorations is facing criticism from neighbors who say displaying fake dead babies was a step too far.
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Although she doesn't claim the side-by-side designer-inspired bins as her own, the Twitter-verse couldn't help but take the opportunity to react to the spruced up receptacles.
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South-east of Hull, long-abandoned fishing quays in Grimsby are being spruced up by Dong Energy, a Danish firm which plans to invest £6 billion in British wind farms.
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Lord Disick is putting his penchant for flipping houses to good use ... he's listing a spruced up crib for nearly $7 million after putting his fingerprints all over the place.
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I spruced it up with lettuce, razor-thin tomato slices, Sriracha, ketchup, and pickles, and after the first bite I knew it passed for a burger: juicy, just enough crunch.
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The guys grabbed a pair of Bryce's signature Under Armour cleats, the Harper Ones, and spruced 'em up with the logos of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Coast Guard.
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The movement has its skeptics: Certain majors might need to be spruced up, but the idea of upending the model entirely is dangerous, says Matthew Mayhew, a professor at Ohio State.
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CHICAGO — During Memorial Day weekend, this city reopens its Lake Michigan beaches, regular fireworks displays start at Navy Pier, and the downtown streets and spruced-up Riverwalk are crowded with tourists.
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Some galleries have spruced things up by juxtaposing older art with pieces from the 20th century, which, when done right, offers a fresh perspective and makes for a more memorable display.
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House Painting: Whether you need an accent wall done, or your whole exterior needs to be spruced up with a new coat of paint, you can hire a professional for the task.
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In preparation for the inauguration of the itineraries in late May, for example, a group of dedicated residents spruced up the streets, whitewashing graffiti, burying open cable lines and fixing town signs.
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It's a spruced-up SMS platform called Rich Communications Services, designed by a consortium of carriers aiming to provide an alternative to immensely popular over-the-top messaging apps like Facebook's WhatsApp.
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For decades, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has spruced up the sign above the Holland Tunnel's New Jersey entrance with holiday decorations: a Christmas tree and two wreaths.
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BB&T Ballpark, normally the home of a Phillies minor league affiliate, was spruced up for major league needs with features such as instant replay, television camera stands and extra office space.
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I now also eliminate the fish stock and just simmer the spruced-up patties with colorful and flavorful fresh herbs, like tarragon, dill or parsley and chives, in a vegetable court-bouillon.
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Sources confirmed that the company will be unmasking new VR features for its Android software and a spruced-up version of its cheap Cardboard VR viewing headset, as the Financial Times first reported.
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Calling them "royal gift editions," Caviar has spruced up the boring white AirPods with a choice of black or burgundy paint, complete with real gold lettering, for a price of $590 per pair.
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He says the track list is roughly in chronological order, with some of the earlier tracks "spruced up a bit, because they didn't particularly match up well" with some of his later tracks.
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This spruced-up version of the DIY flier is themed as a police officer, a firefighter, or a brave soldier, and features all the same durability and performance specs as the base model.
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Both Aldi and Lidl have been tweaking their own retail strategies, by offering more brands, for instance, and selling wine online, to entice Tesco's more middle-class customers through their spruced-up doors.
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Now, Sony has announced plans to re-release Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, Jak II, Jak 3, and Jak X: Combat Racing — with spruced up graphics, of course — on PlayStation 4 in 2017.
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But at its core, it's really just a regular 14-inch ThinkPad T470 spruced up with some extra bits of colored plastic and a bonus row of scrunched up function keys and audio controls.
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Throw in spruced-up facilities and other perks—such as a newly established missionary program that guarantees every athlete a trip overseas during their four years on campus—and suddenly Marshall has a destination.
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Indeed, the launch of Life Tags is part of the same initiative that spruced up Arts & Culture, as Google uses its AI and machine learning expertise to breathe new life into its artistic projects.
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It takes a village to make a crossword, so I must offer thanks to Will and the behind-the-scenes crew who spruced up many of the clues (especially those for the theme entries!).
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The app is the first from Spruced LLC, a spin-off of Portland, OR-based creative firm The Brigade — and really, it's got the vibe of an Instagram based out of that Pacific Northwestern city.
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Sunday Routine The sweethearts of the Rockaway food scene this summer, Carlos Varella and Andressa Junqueira, run the Brazilian restaurant Beach Bistro 83 out of a spruced-up shanty virtually within earshot of the surf.
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Now, the third generation leader of the reclusive state appears to have spruced up his international image in a matter of months as he takes leisurely strolls with world leaders and engages in bear hugs.
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Or the goods can be picked up (for a fee of $149), taken to Feather's Brooklyn warehouse (or, in the San Francisco area, one in South San Francisco) and spruced up for the next customer.
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Only the slightest hint of a bezel remains at the top of the device for the front facing camera, while the rear dual camera and the Apple logo have been spruced up from the original pictures.
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Like anyone who has ever spruced up their home, Melania Trump will have a few new touches to showcase Friday when guests visit the White House for only the second state dinner of the Trump presidency.
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On my last day in Beijing, I visited the Forbidden City, the complex of old imperial palaces, which Xi has ordered spruced up, in part to remind people that a powerful China is the historical norm.
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Some of the innovations didn't pay off — the inept 2011 number in which the Rockettes battled video-game beasties has mercifully been retired — but the new edition's spruced-up and expanded projections are mostly impressively elegant.
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In the living room, the celebrity decorator — who has a pretty impressive home in NYC himself — installed dark wood floors and spruced up the walls with molding and casings that pay homage to the 1924 building's history.
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The loans thus underwritten are then spruced up to look more attractive or realise some profits; for example sometimes insurance may be taken out against defaults, or the rights to "service" loans (collect interest payments) sold off.
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And while some may use these moments as an opportunity to peruse their favorite online retailers, budget- and/or sustainably minded shoppers (like yours truly) may feel like their options for a spruced-up wardrobe are limited.
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Even the series standard outposts have been spruced up, as each one now has a unique, combat-puzzle enabling identity—like a repair garage or an observatory—and becomes a real hub for quests after you complete it.
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DETROIT — After you have spent a very pleasant evening in a shiny new sports arena in a spruced-up neighborhood in a once-decaying city, it feels unduly meanspirited to mention that the place feels kind of empty.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Lenovo has also spruced up the Legion laptops' design with new lights on the lid and inside vents, which are only available in white on the Y70003 and Y27000, or full RGB on the Y7300.
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But in summit-mad Hanoi, where streets are being spruced up and businesses from bars to barbers are cashing in on a summit next week between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, anything sells.
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In Europe, the three categories are creation (any unique creation using the Toy-Con Garage), customization (spruced up Toy-Cons decorated with stickers, paint, and other art), and a kids category (up to age 12) for both creations and customizations.
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CreditCreditHilary Swift for The New York Times CLEVELAND — It was a sparkling scene of urban renaissance: Children scampered through the fountain in Public Square, spruced up at a cost of $0003 million just in time for the Republican convention here.
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City officials say things will be spruced up in time for the convention, so visitors can enjoy the glass-walled breweries, stay in new hotels and ride a sleek little streetcar that locals call The Hop (it opened in 2018).
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Though he slouched with his arm on the defense table, pursed his lips and stroked his chin throughout, the 33-year-old lawyer spruced up his navy suit with cufflinks, a teal tie and white pocket square and slicked-back hair.
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These statement pieces look perfect with everything from denim to leggings and have already been seen on plenty of influencers, models, and editors, so we're anticipating that the spruced-up outerwear will be far from a one-and-done hit after this season.
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This "funny" guy is unlikely to be persuaded by Brooks's remaining argument, which is true enough—Clinton is a competent politician who is more likely to have a real legislative legacy—but spruced up with the irritating lingo of Silicon Valley hucksters.
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Sales of the German company's luxury cars in China have grown 28 percent so far this year after Mercedes spruced up its designs to give its cars a more sporty and upmarket feel, gaining traction with drivers in the world's largest car market.
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If TNT's "Dallas" revival built upon the original and its characters, "Dynasty" -- overseen by the producers of "Gossip Girl" -- has essentially borrowed the name of Aaron Spelling's original the-rich-are-like-us-only-crazier drama and spruced it up for modern times.
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So is vinegar, which Piattoni, a veteran of San Francisco's Bar Tartine—that famed house of fermentation and preservation—uses to acidify the funky, briny sour-cabbage-and-crispy-lamb soup and the freekeh risotto, spruced up with maitake and lion-mane mushrooms.
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The company spruced up its shoe business last year with the addition of Jimmy Choo, banking on a brand whose stilettos have been worn by the rich and famous, ranging from Princess Diana to "Sex and the City" star Sarah Jessica Parker.
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Now, at a spruced-up pilot store in H&M's home town of Stockholm, the chain founded in 2000 is testing new concepts that mark a break with its past - and partly echo some tactics already deployed by rivals to attract shoppers.
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Today, as he stocks up on popular beer and snacks for the World Cup rush, he told Axios that revenue is up 30% in his spruced-up shop, equipped with artificial intelligence-backed apps and even a heat sensor to track foot traffic.
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Biden noted that Trump said two Navy ships are in "tip top shape" and on the way to help, but the Navy said one is in maintenance and the other lacks a medical crew and is being "spruced up," according to NBC News.
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Last September, I met with Anh-Linh Ngo, one of its members and the editor in chief of Arch+ magazine, in eastern Mitte, a now tony section of former East Berlin with many examples of spruced up Plattenbau, prefab concrete housing construction.
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The first sepia-toned photo pictures Lambert and his new man spruced up in suits and ties; the second image captures Polo striking a pose with the "Ghost Town" singer wrapped around his legs, and the third finds both men puckering up for the camera.
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During Wednesday's keynote speech, we saw that approach seep into all of Google's platforms, from Android to Gmail to Google Assistant, each of which are getting spruced up with new capabilities thanks to AI. Here's our list of the coolest things Google announced today.
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The benefactors requested for their names to be withheld and asked that their generosity not be acknowledged during the official inauguration for the spruced-up grotto, whose architectural wonders were for so long hidden by wild plants and left at the mercy of the elements.
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One of them, Redding Beer Company, is partnering with the Land Trust in a display of commitment to open space; it will produce a special release called Spruced Up Ale, made from local spruces, with a percentage of sales donated to the Land Trust.
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The queens lip-synced to cloyingly impersonated covers of RuPaul's greatest hits — you know VH1 can afford 40 seconds of "Nasty," so this move felt particularly cynical — followed by a "Rudemption" runway, where they spruced up disastrous looks from their previous stints on the show.
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On recent weekends in the Chinese capital, spruced up with red flags and bright landscaping, shops in the city center have been closed, curtains ordered shut and streets closed for rehearsals featuring military vehicles rumbling towards Tiananmen Square and fighter jets screaming across the sky.
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For the Chromebook x360 14 G1, HP started out with a more premium aluminum body and spruced it up with chamfered edges and B&O-tuned speakers, and then gave it an optional 8th-gen Core i7 CPU, something HP has never done for a Chromebook before.
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The German printer Erhard Ratdolt, often credited as the first publisher of scientific and mathematical material, clearly understood the power of visuals to boost public appeal: he spruced up Hyginus's texts — printed in beautiful Gothic type — by commissioning an artist to create woodcuts of each constellation.
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Dishes, with no more than a few ingredients, range from colorful (lamb loin spruced up with silvery slivers of sardines and orange squash ribbons) to playful ("cocada de coco con coco en coco," a caramelized coconut with roasted coconut ice cream served in a coconut half).
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Around that time, pink took on a more knowing shading, as marketers and scores of young consumers made a run on the beiged, grayed and dusty variations known in aggregate as millennial pink, a color that spruced up a range of goods, including Scandinavian furniture and the Fenty label.
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Dunelm maintained its cautious outlook for full year sales even as it reported a 6.4% rise in like-for-like first quarter sales on an increase in online orders and as the company spruced up its advertising campaign and delivery options to counter a slowdown on Britain's high streets.
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The museum, housed in a spruced-up neoclassical building, contains three floors of magnificent works, including Roman-era artifacts from around Serbia, paintings by the likes of Tintoretto, Monet and Renoir, and 20th-century works by the Yugoslavian painters and sculptors Marko Murat, Nadezda Petrovic and Ivan Mestrovic.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Regardless of which one suits your style best, in case you missed out on the original model after it became so popular Huawei had trouble keeping it in stock, it's nice to see one of the best mainstream laptops from last year get spruced up for 21.
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Not as a sequel or as yet another expansion for StarCraft II. Instead, Blizzard Entertainment is cooking up a remaster of the 1998 original, with a spruced up 4K resolution sheen and an assortment of modern contrivances aimed at making it easier to play a 20-year-old game in 2017.
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The play is admittedly a bit of a slog, so in 2013, David Harrower (the esteemed Scottish author of "Blackbird") retitled it "Public Enemy," spruced up the translation and shaved the five acts to a 90-minute sprint — which the Pearl Theater is now presenting in a satisfyingly sturdy staging.
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Spruced up for its 30th anniversary, this artfully composed (if oppressively maudlin) immigrant saga by Bille August follows a father (Max von Sydow) and his young son (Pelle Hvenegaard) after they arrive in Denmark from Sweden looking for work, for which the father, struggling in vain to project dignity, isn't in great condition.
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The late night venue tucked under a highway overpass has survived police raids for drugs during the rave crackdown of the late '90s, the construction of the M&T Bank football stadium, and the arrival of a casino just across the street, all of which have spruced up its gritty, industrial corner of South Baltimore.
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Mr. Gallin was also one of Hollywood's most celebrated hosts, holding swanky soirees at dozens of multimillion-dollar estates that as part of an enormously successful second career, he bought, built, spruced up and sold to Hollywood luminaries, including the record executive Jimmy Iovine, the movie executive Jeffrey Katzenberg and the reality television king Mark Burnett.
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The architecturally undistinguished complex was built in the 1950s, financed partly by the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, as a middle-class cooperative, and although it's now spruced up, like much of Lower Manhattan, the buildings are still home to plenty of original tenants, now elderly, whose design ethos is more bric-a-brac than Bauhaus.
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But they'll also be spruced up for the platform: "all 13 matchups will include a pre-game and post-game show and contain MLB- and YouTube-themed content, with some of the highly popular YouTube creators scheduled to be part of the action," the companies said in a press release, though which YouTubers will be taking part in this arrangement hasn't yet been revealed.
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Mr. Applebaum, replacing Amar Ramasar as Tiler Peck's partner in Justin Peck's "The Times Are Racing" (new this January), refreshed the ballet's male-female duets with innocence: Every turn of his and Ms. Peck's heads to each other (their faces seemed to shine) had rhythmic point, and the rhythmic emphasis of their simple shifts of weight spruced up a duet that had seemed bland.
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