Just don't forget to keep the SPF 60 topped up.
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The strong performance of private pensions has topped up these earnings.
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Household incomes were topped up to cover the cost of living.
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A $5 billion bank loan has topped up central bank coffers.
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Some people don paper bibs as wine glasses are topped up.
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In 2016 Kent topped up its initial £200m stake with another £60m.
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We have filled the tank and topped up the oil for him.
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"The sauce should only be topped up and never replaced," says Huang.
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Nowadays, it gets topped up whenever he has a new film out.
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My travel card needs to be topped up, so I do that now.
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They can be topped up from a normal bank account or a credit card.
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This would then be topped up by a 25 percent contribution from the government.
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Amazon has topped up its investment in its India business with another $260 million.
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On their next round, we topped up their drinks with wastage beer from the taps.
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Pieper said this might need to be topped up by another 2-3 billion euros.
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His Honda-powered IndyCar had to be topped up with fuel for the postrace celebration.
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Patients who aren't fully funded are topped up from the Universal Fund or General Fund.
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The difference between the market price and the guaranteed price would be topped up with subsidies.
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Sometimes fights break out in the rush to the shops when the cards are topped up.
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The bottles have rechargeable batteries and a wireless charging dock to keep the battery topped up.
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If you need someone to keep your drink topped up this Christmas, R2's your droid.
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They bought the bike a new, secure lock, filled the tank, and topped up the oil.
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But Jimenez gave it an even simpler treatment: served over ice, topped up with some hard cider.
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The lender previously topped up the fund from 1 billion pounds to 3 billion pounds in October.
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DE) on Wednesday topped up its German pension scheme by transferring a stake in Renault SA (RENA.
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In the early morning hours, Turkey's leading cellphone provider topped up the internet allowance of every subscriber.
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Pieper said those provisions could need to be topped up again by another 2-3 billion euros.
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Most of the guards topped up their low wages with any scam they could get away with.
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A part of the contributions goes into the state pension fund to help keep it topped up.
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It is also being topped up by pensioners from the Midwest, drawn by cheap housing and constant sunshine.
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Soros' position contrasts to Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, which topped up on Apple shares in the last quarter.
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Gradually, despite the beeswax, the fluids in the jars would go down and need to be topped up.
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Seawater expands when heated and rises more when topped up by meltwater from sweating glaciers and ice caps.
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My usual order is something dry, light, and if I am driving afterward, topped up with soda water.
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EcoLoo recommends the microbe solution is topped up once a month and costs $60 for a year's supply.
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The company will also be selling Hatchimal-themed gift cards that can be topped up with any dollar amount.
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The fund is an "initial" $100 million, which implies it could be increased or be topped up over time.
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The German carmaker has already topped up its German pension fund to help to meet long-term payout obligations.
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The digital banking alternative then topped up this investment with an additional $5.3 million just over two weeks later.
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Workers over 227 can get their wages topped up by 2000% of the difference between their new and old wages.
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I have a Power Up stand, so this has become the main way I keep the Boom speakers topped up.
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Sennheiser also says they'll get four hours of battery life that can be topped up in the included charging case.
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The trucks can be topped up by vans carrying more pizzas so they never have to return to the depot.
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If you didn't enjoy it because we didn't have table linen or your wine wasn't topped up, then fuck you.
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In 215-270, 6% of undergraduates topped up with private loans, which have higher interest rates and no debt forgiveness.
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Fail to keep him topped up, and at first he'll clutch at his head, weak and unsteady on his feet.
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Rest assured that you can still spend the funds that you have already topped up to your existing Amex Wallets.
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Phoenix's 2020 re-wearable 'fit is a simple and classic well-tailored black tux topped up with a bow tie.
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Melting mountain snow can act as a reservoir for water throughout the year and keep rivers and lakes topped up.
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Companies may be eligible to be "topped up" to a higher credit amount if they previously received a lower credit.
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The deal had faced criticism from some investors who felt it should have been topped up with a cash component.
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Vivendi, controlled by tycoon Vincent Bollore, previously had 22.8 percent of the Italian company, having topped up its holding between Feb.
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Beyerdynamic claims 7.5 hours of playback on a single charge and the headphones can be topped up with a MicroUSB port.
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"Fortnite" has earned it bucketfuls of cash, which have been topped up with a recent injection of $1.25bn from private equity.
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That's why the best startups are sending phone minutes over borders or releasing debit cards that can be topped up remotely.
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One company leading the charge, MobiKwik, has topped up its own funds with a $50 million Series C round announced today.
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Mr Son has topped up ¥2.3 trillion ($21.7 billion) of cash with a bridge loan of ¥1 trillion to buy ARM.
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Someone validate me, please ($7, but prepaid from money I still have from the last time I topped up my card).
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These are not linked to a bank account, are topped up with cash and can include cards linked to a particular store.
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The game makes you consume constantly—devouring anything and everything keeps Jaws' health topped up, which in turn keeps the shark strong.
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So not only can the hub supply your devices with super fast data, it can keep them topped up with power too.
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They found that organic milk also topped up the levels of vitamin E and iron, with 13% and 20% higher concentrations respectively.
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Coup also says that users who topped up their accounts with prepaid packages will get reimbursed when the service eventually shuts down.
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The traditional Apple Pay model simply wouldn't have worked in Japan, where split-second payments from topped-up electronic wallets are the norm.
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Like some competitors, it's got a built-in two-way radio and siren, and an optional solar panel can keep it topped up.
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Venezuela's state firm PDVSA has promised the lost volume would be topped up in July loadings for arrival in August-September, they said.
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Against players whose athleticism was topped up to the point of sloshing sloppily over the brim, Blake's equanimity stood out all the more.
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There is a kir and a sbagliato, which is nothing more than Campari and red vermouth on the rocks topped up with prosecco.
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Ma recently topped up her initial June investment of 100,000 yuan ($15,000) with a further 200,83 yuan, encouraged by the convenience and healthy returns.
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More recently, Grab and Gojek have enabled digital wallets to be topped up in cash with third parties, such as kiosks and convenience stores.
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This is because the cover bond program is in wind-down and the cover pool is amortizing and not expected to be topped up.
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But banks have topped up basic pay by awarding allowances to senior staff and also increased fixed salaries as a result in some cases.
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But they could also potentially be topped up via other methods, including with cash, as part of the mission to widen access to contactless tech.
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New York based Latch has topped up its Series A with a further $10 million in external funding, bringing on a new investor RRE Ventures.
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Maybe it was their "baconator burger," made with brisket and topped up with smoked bacon, Cheddar cheese, and a special sauce, that drew the crowds.
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VTB Capital, the investment banking unit of state bank VTB, was the sole arranger of the deal, which could be topped up later this year.
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On the inside, there's a massive 4,200mAh battery, which can be topped up to 70 percent full in 30 minutes using Huawei's 40W SuperCharge wired charging.
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The ultra-low cost carrier relies on "unbundling" fares, offering a basic service at an attractive cost topped up by a raft of optional extra charges.
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Every month Maya gets a text message alerting her that her special debit card, which she can use only to buy food, has been topped up.
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In October, Ofcom fined EE's rival Vodafone a record 4.6 million pounds for customer service failures, including not crediting accounts when mobile phone users topped up.
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These are similar to coin-fed meters in low-income housing in the developed world, but can be topped up by mobile phone, rather than cash.
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Have something more elevated with fruitiness from fresh oranges, the fragrance of some tangerines or mandarin, a little splash of lemon, and topped up with Champagne.
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That's because power will be flowing through the air at all times to keep everything topped up, just as Tesla theorized more than 120 years ago.
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Amazon's extensive and growing collection of private labels and exclusive brands also subscribes to the program, its listings topped up with conspicuously labeled Vine Voice reviews.
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Bonde tells us now it has since topped up that to a further ~$10M — which is in addition to the now closed $10M Series A VC investment.
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And now that wireless charging is basically a standard feature for most flagship handsets, it's quickly becoming the preferred way to keep your phone's battery topped up.
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As winners of the Copa Sudamericana, the club will receive $153m in prize money, topped up by a gift of 5m reais ($1.46m) from Brazil's football federation.
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Adding solar cells means that the cells are constantly topped up—though the flexible device will only be useful for devices that require modest amounts of power.
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He had to save only a small percentage of his salary in a pension every month, which was topped up by the government and by his company.
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The government deployed rangers to protect the area, and Lukas topped up their salary of $43 a month with bonuses for each collected snare or completed patrol.
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Keeping Scout alive—warm, topped up with unpolluted water, fed on anything she can pull from the Earth or trap using makeshift snares—is a constant demand.
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My favorite five-second drink to sip while prepping dinner is a spritzer — sweet vermouth topped up with seltzer — that tastes like the best soft drink ever.
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Tier, the European e-scooter rentals startup that operates in 55 cities across 11 countries, has topped up its funding for the second time in four months.
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Later this year, Porsche will start selling a Taycan for $130,000 that it claims can be topped up in 13 minutes at newer, faster Level 3 chargers.
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Jobandtalent last raised back in May 2015 when it topped up its Series A with an additional $25M — bringing the total raised for that round to $39 million.
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Though policymakers have topped up fiscal and monetary stimulus, growth and prices have remained stubbornly flat, and critics say the policies are storing up problems for the future.
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In the morning, the River Bank, now fully charged, was small and light enough to toss into my backpack to keep my devices topped-up throughout the day.
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Instead, many shoppers pay for e-commerce purchases using online wallets that can be topped up at brick-and-mortar stores, pre-paid cards, or cash on delivery.
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An Eskom official who asked not to be named said that loss would now probably now be larger and the government bailout would have to be topped up.
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If you run out of petrol (which gets topped up at checkpoints) then your score for the deer you hit and those you missed will be totted up.
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BOJ policymakers instead had their eyes set on the European Central Bank and the U.S. Federal Reserve, which both topped up monetary support this month, the officials said.
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BOJ policymakers instead had their eyes set on the European Central Bank and the U.S. Federal Reserve, which both topped up monetary support this month, the officials said.
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A smaller battery can be topped up more effectively by the regenerative braking built into the module, as well as being faster to recharge when plugged into the mains.
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L) a record 4.6 million pounds ($5.60 million) for "serious and sustained" customer failures, including not updating accounts when mobile phone users topped up their credit to make calls.
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Nugent pleaded a convincing case: there was plenty of parking space and he would be happy to keep the tank topped up and take it for the occasional spin.
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That's not to say wireless charging is useless, it's just more of a supplementary convenience that makes it easy to keep devices topped up while you're busy doing other things.
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The tags are topped up by shopkeepers using smartphones; 20 litres of water cost 0.50 dalasi (1 cent), and 85% of the payment is set aside to cover future repairs.
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One of Mark Hix's signature drinks made by putting a morello cherry in a glass with a few teaspoons of cherry liqueur and topped up with sparkling wine or perry.
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Audi's newest electric vehicle is a crossover SUV with a 4.5-second 14782903-60mph time, and an impressive range of around 300 miles when its 95kWh battery is topped up.
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You watch as Grace devours plates and plates of oysters backstage, tears apart fried chicken's feet at her family dinner table and swills permanently topped up glasses of red wine.
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Battery life will always be an issue, but I could imaging a solar or kinetically-powered watch with a drive train that could keep things topped up in between charges.
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And if you're short on vitamins from breathing too much nitrous oxide (more on that below), you can be "topped up" and on the road to recovery in no time.
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One of her initiatives, supported by a grassroots group called Help Refugees, had been to give the children cell phones, topped up with credit and with emergency numbers keyed in.
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Single people living in poverty will have their income topped up to 780 euros per month, while for those in a family unit the amount per person will be considerably less.
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Taking the AirPods or Elite 65t with me on a trip forces me to bring an extra wire, whereas the Bullets can just be topped up with my Android phone's charger.
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NatWest, the biggest trading arm of RBS, said it had topped up its so-called Growth Fund in response to high demand from firms in industries including green energy and technology.
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The dewars are topped up with liquid nitrogen once a week, but they could actually sustain a body in cryostasis for six to eight months without any replenishment or external intervention.
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London-based VC firm Octopus Ventures has topped up its evergreen early stage startup investment fund with another £100 million, bringing the total backing the fund to more than £400 million.
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Grab, now topped up with about $8.8 billion in capital raised, is not the ride-hailing shop that has raised the most capital, though it does round out the top three.
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While the pot has been topped up multiple times for different reasons, this week marks the first time that NatWest is offering repayment holidays and temporary emergency loans with no fees.
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I keep my Navigo pass topped up for regular trips to Paris.)Gym membership: $175 (I kept this because I need to go to the gym, even if it's just occasionally.
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At least the Surface Headphones charge via USB-C, so I'm unlikely to ever have them without a compatible charger handy, and they can be topped up to full in two hours.
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There's a distinct strategy to buying the right weapons for each section, making sure your health and ammo are topped up, and then deploying your gear in the right order during waves.
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The solar chargers being installed to keep the tablets topped up, for example, organizers had to switch from being specific to the device to being universal and free for anyone to use.
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Startups that have stepped into the breach by providing tools like mobile wallets that can be linked to bank accounts or topped up at brick-and-mortar stores include Mobikwik and Paytm.
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Britain has fined Vodafone a record 0003 million pounds ($5.60 million) for "serious and sustained" customer failures, including not updating accounts when mobile phone users topped up their credit to make calls.
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What that means in practice is that I just plug my phone charger into them for five minutes before I head out and that's enough for them to always be topped up.
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As with recent iPad Pros, the S-Pen attaches magnetically to the back of the Tab S63 and features pass-through charging to keep its battery topped up when not in use.
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They're waterproof, can hold a charge for five hours, and come with a charging cradle that will keep them topped up for 683 total hours before you need to find an outlet.
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State lender CDP has topped up its stake to 210 percent from 210 percent and is ready to support the 2300 independent board member slate of activist fund Elliott, La Repubblica said.
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On Friday, several of the most popular Bitcoin debit cards—basically prepaid cards, topped up with cryptocurrency—stopped working in Europe after Visa Europe terminated services for WaveCrest, a prepaid card issuer.
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I suspect if it was topped up with soda water this could be a totally different experience, but I am more partial to dry and lighter tasting white wines on the whole.
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After three rounds of bond-buying meant to battle recession, the central bank has earned interest on its $4.3-trillion portfolio of Treasury and mortgage bonds and has topped up any maturing assets.
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Meanwhile, hedge funds topped up their net short positions on the euro to $5.02 billion in the week to July 9 while staying neutral on the dollar, according to Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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Other small improvements include a USB-C port for recharging the Osmo Mobile 3's internal battery and a second USB-A port that you can use to keep your phone topped up.
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The stimulator provides electrical impulses to keep symptoms in check, using a battery that in some models can be topped up with an antenna-equipped power pack that's charged with a wall plug.
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When there are no devices within range that need to be charged, the Cota Tile goes into sleep mode, so it's not wasting energy or transmitting power to devices that are already topped up.
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Some of the imported meat is likely destined for state reserves which need to be topped up, as Beijing auctions off its stockpiles on an almost weekly basis to keep a lid on prices.
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According to the terms of the Sberbank deal, the volume of foreign currency sales on the open market may be topped up by up to $800 million a month, said analysts at VT Capital.
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This is no doubt an improvement, but the program only topped up people's income to 25 percent under the national low-income measure, and decreased by 50 cents for every dollar earned at a job.
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If you park on the street, however, the infrastructural challenge of keeping your electron-powered vehicle topped up becomes complicated enough that perhaps sticking to driving on squished dinosaurs makes sense for a while longer.
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For days of smartphone power, the Anker PowerCore 15600 is the Wirecutter's pick if you need to charge a phone repeatedly or keep a full-size tablet and phone topped up through a busy week.
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Japanese navy officers were given a brief tour of the aircraft before it was loaded with water, chicken curry and beef rice, and topped up with fuel, for another trip back to hungry quake survivors.
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As a text journalist, I had a little left over at the end of the week but I know my photographer colleague, who bought the same amount at the airport, topped up during our stay.
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It's functional, no doubt, but rather than a person with a complex body, you feel like a mechanical unit, the fuel, heat and condition of which must be variously topped up using the same, reliable means.
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Each Grand Suite features underfloor heating and comes with free-flowing champagne and a personal steward who'll be at your beck and call 24/7 — you'll need someone to keep your glass topped up, after all.
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The same industry source said only about 50% of Aeroflot's Superjets flew regularly and that Superjet pilots, who are paid for completed flights, had their salaries topped up to compensate for time spent on the ground.
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Daily forex sales of between $50 million and $70 million will be topped up by additional sales by the finance ministry to fund its purchase of the central bank's stake in the country's top lender, Sberbank.
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Saleh Dhnie, a 59-year-old Syrian refugee and a former civil servant, gets 20 dinars a month from the WFP in Jordan, but is convinced the chosen supermarkets raise their prices when cards are topped up.
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The savings would be topped up by 217 billion reais from the end of transfers from a workers protection fund to state development bank BNDES, bringing the total fiscal impact to 1.13 trillion reais, according to lawmakers.
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He is a Qualified Armed Posseman (QAP), carrying a gun after special training topped up with an annual test at the sheriff's range, and drives his own marked patrol car (he bought it second-hand for $4,000).
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Richard Watts, who runs the 3.2 billion pound ($4.3 billion)Old Mutual UK Mid Cap Fund and is the biggest institutional shareholder of Fevertree, topped up his holdings in the company in the last 4-5 weeks.
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Its on-board computer (which has a GPS-equipped autopilot), its sensors and its radio get their modest 30 watts of power from lithium-ion batteries topped up by energy from solar panels whenever the sun is out.
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That will be topped up by a further 217 billion reais from the end of transfers from a workers protection fund to state development bank BNDES, bringing the total fiscal impact to 603 trillion reais, according to lawmakers.
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Boeing topped up its tally by announcing a firm order for 125 737 MAX 8 airplanes with an undisclosed customer and another deal with lessor AerCap to convert 15 of its MAX 7373 orders into the larger MAX 10.
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You can put one next to your bed and let your phone power up over night, or keep one at the office so you're phone will be fully topped up the next time you need to run out the door.
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I don't think that it'll ever go away, but I do think we're watching another Twitter being hatched: it simply has limited appeal after a while, and eventually comes to feel like yet another service you need to keep topped up.
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He and his team have topped up the fuel in the lab's backup generators, moved trucks and boats to higher ground, and retrieved expensive equipment that listens to the underwater activity of creatures off the coast, Eggleston told The Verge.
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The charging pads are smart enough to charge the phone before it starts charging the Juice Pack, so if you make it a habit to leave your phone on a charger pad, you're always topped up and ready to go.
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It's a disquieting meditation on the nature of time — endlessly replenished but endlessly fleeting — made more ominous by "Well (elh version)," a series of small ledges bearing water glasses that must be topped up with eyedroppers every day by gallery staff.
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That will be topped up by a further 217 billion reais from the cessation of transfers of funds from a workers protection fund to development bank BNDES, bringing the total fiscal impact to 1.13 trillion reais, Congressman Samuel Moreira's office said.
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NAGOYA, Japan (Reuters) - A Japanese banking lobby head warned of the dangers to the industry if the central bank topped up its already extreme monetary stimulus or deepened negative interest rates, amid signs authorities may have to do just that to support growth.
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This primarily regenerative mode still provides pedal-assisted power on inclines or at low speeds, but otherwise robs your legs of power on the easier sections of roadway or plunders your speed on downhill slopes in order to keep the battery topped up.
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Industry observers were concerned about how the changes in the pending bill would affect the work of housekeeping staff, or that guests would recoil from using refillable bottles that had been accessible to previous guests and just topped up, rather than completely replaced.
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Wednesday's pledge to buy back shares includes a $2 billion programme that will run until the end of 2019, which CEO Ivan Glasenberg said will be topped up "as market conditions support", using a targeted $1 billion of non-core asset disposals this year.
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Bertie Wooster, for example, rarely went back to Jeeves's apartment for a glass of St-Germain topped up with Mello Yello, and I'm pretty sure that Don Quixote, whatever his true feelings, never murmured "I love you" to Sancho Panza as they drifted off to sleep.
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When Cascade went bankrupt in 0003, Mr. Oei told many investors they could recoup their money if they topped up their investment, without alerting them that he had never sent more that half the funds he had already raised from investors to the project, the commission said.
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Both times, I took an initial 153 to 40 milligram dose, and then topped up with 10 to 20 milligrams about 10 days later, in order to prolong the effects into the final week of the three-week stage race and to avoid too rapid a descent off it.
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If the system is aware in advance that a recharging station will be used as part of the trip (which might be arranged by booking one via the vehicle's information screen) it can spread the use of electric power throughout the journey, to maximum advantage, knowing when the battery will be topped up.
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Lystable, a startup that makes a workflow management platform aimed at businesses needing to manage lots of freelancers, has topped up its Series A again — this time with an additional $10 million, which founder and CEO Peter Johnston says will be used to fund a change of business model with a payments focus.
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Moody regularly quaffing from his hip-flask seems like an almost throwaway detail (and it certainly has a convincing explanation), but — in true Rowling style — its regular mentions throughout the novel actually hold a deeper significance (in hindsight, we know Moody is keeping himself topped up with Polyjuice potion to maintain his disguise). 23.
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The ROG Phone 2 includes a number of other performance boosters including a built-in vapor chamber for better cooling, multiple USB-C ports (so you can keep the phone topped up while gaming without cords getting in the way), and more responsive versions of the touch-sensitive Air Triggers buttons used on the original ROG Phone.
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And good thing too, because there aren't enough tits, vaginas, latex or glitter on full display in this world as it currently stands, so Peaches keeps our beautiful planet topped up at all times, usually set to the sound of some filthy bass and lyrics that make you clap your hand over your mouth in shock.
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"Because the engines haven't been running, the inert gases that are pumped into the storage tanks to stop the build-up of explosive gases from the stored oil haven't been topped up, which is why there are worries about a catastrophic explosion," Doug Weir, research and policy director at the UK-based Conflict and Environment Observatory, told CNN.
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This result was slightly down on the $319 million total achieved last May, courtesy of the Basquiat landmark price, but the proceeds were topped up earlier in the evening by the $107.9 million, with fees, achieved for 26 works of important postwar art from the collection of the billionaire businessman Morton Mandel and his wife, Barbara.
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Kamienski says the Mumbai attackers, whose battle fever was topped up by a steady supply of psychoactive substances, are just the latest in a long line of high combatants: from Viking berserkers driven into a trance-like frenzy by mushrooms to Inca warriors sustained by coca leaves to American Civil War soldiers hooked on morphine and the speed-fueled Wehrmacht.
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Thanks to a nearly $246 million fund-raising bounty in the spring, which he topped up with a respectable $22020 million over the summer, as reported Tuesday, Mr. Buttigieg has been able to invest in a gold-plated ground game in Iowa as he seeks to challenge two candidates who have been organizing for longer here, Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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The Seattle-based startup has also topped up with $10M more in VC funding, according GeekWire, from existing investors True Ventures and Foundry Group — who also backed its $22M Series B, in mid 2016, and an earlier $9M Series A. Glowforge has raised just over $60M at this point, according to Crunchbase, including pulling in almost $30M in pre-sales via a crowdfunding campaign back in 2015.
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To be clear, Tez is not a mobile "wallet" in the same way as PayTM offers a mobile wallet, where money is stored in the app and needs to be topped up to be used; it's more like Apple's Wallet or other mobile wallets in the west: a place that links up your phone with your bank accounts to let you use your phone as a way to deduct payments from those accounts.
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In terms of how it works in practice, I used the Nomad Wireless Charging Hub all throughout my recent trip to Las Vegas for the annual CES gigantic crazy consumer tech shitshow and it performed very, very well — in fact, after a colleague took off with my only Lightning cable, it was the only way I could reliably make sure my iPhone was topped up for the next grueling day of slogging through gadget booths.
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An informative House of Commons report into the issue quoted the Institute for Fiscal Studies The NI Fund is notionally used to finance contributory benefits, but in years when the Fund was not sufficient to finance benefits, it was topped up from general taxation revenues, and in years when contributions substantially exceed outlays (as they have every year since the mid-8003s), the Fund builds up a surplus, largely invested in gilts: the government is simply lending itself money.
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The BBC breaks down the Tsimane diet:17% of their diet is game including wild pig, tapir and capybara (the world's largest rodent)7% is freshwater fish including piranha and catfishMost of the rest comes from family farms growing rice, maize, manioc root (like sweet potato) and plantains (similar to banana)It is topped up with foraged fruit and nuts72% of calories come from carbohydrates compared with 52% in the US14% from fat compared with 34% in the US, Tsimane also consume much less saturated fatBoth Americans and Tsimane have 14% of calories from protein, but Tsimane have more lean meatYes, carbs have been demonized by fad diets for years and yet this group of incredibly heart healthy people primarily subsists on them.
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