But it contains some zingy writing from a federal bureaucrat!
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But the satire is scattershot, the zingers not so zingy.
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Neither is the zingy ceviche made with rings of succulent calamari.
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My friend gets a chicken rice wrap and a "zingy" juice.
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You're looking for a balance of zingy and mellow, sweet and fiery.
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But that sleek, zingy sexiness is just where their subversive attraction lies.
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Throughout Nicotine, Zink's prose is energetic and zingy, spiraling from thought to thought.
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Zingy bergamot orange is your best bet when looking for an energizing scent.
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Prepare a spicy, zingy honey mixture; coat the shrimp; roast at high heat.
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Thin slivers of zingy, house-pickled kohlrabi were wrapped around sweet Kilkeel crab.
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Beatrice and Benedick are famous for their zingy dialogue, but this just sounds mushy.
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I was happy with my choice, which turned out to be a zingy Lagunitas Marzen.
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The base of the cone also has a "zingy" yoghurt cheese, to help cleanse the palate.
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This lemony number from Alison is classic enough to satisfy, but zingy enough to be interesting.
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Ms. Barber, a former Glinda, is amusingly witchy, Ms. Patterson zingy, Ms. Simms a wry gift.
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A particularly zingy episode comes along later, on the subject of which drug most changed the world.
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Juicy, flavorful beef, fresh-as-fall veggies, and zingy sauce require one to savor each bite slowly.
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He delivers zingy asides throughout the movie, a bit of script decoration that leavens its grind significantly.
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Among the reworked check and trench coats at Burberry, Riccardo Tisci delivered a surprisingly zingy trouser suit.
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Recipe of the day: Salmon in parsley sauce is zingy and herby — and very easy to make.
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But what if you could infuse another summer fave with the zingy flavors of a good Mai Tai?
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And this is is not the kind of zingy, wild humor that people have spent the last 12 years missing.
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I'd take a bite of my bread roll, and move it slowly around my mouth, letting the zingy flavor marinate.
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On another visit, we began dinner with the chipotle barbecue beef empanadas, which benefited from a zingy Argentine chimichurri sauce.
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The London picklemaker is famed for her fermented vegetable creations, including kimchis with sesame and daikon, and zingy jalapeño slaws.
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If all this talk is sending zingy feels to your nether bits, well, maybe you belong in the /avocadosgonewild subreddit.
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Of the 20 shades, the wearable neutrals feel universally appealing, while the zingy tones like pink and green are irresistible.
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"You have experience with boats?" one zingy seller asked me as we chatted on the bed of the master bedroom.
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Every bite is worth it: zingy, lemony, herbaceous and, of course, we can't help but love all that gooey cheese.
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It is sure to be a zingy and energetic affair, with each room a cacophony of models, photographers and gawkers.
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Thai companies are piling into Vietnam, driven both by their neighbour's zingy consumer markets and by fears of stagnation at home.
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Rather than wearing one piece in a zingy shade, we're layering neons, sorbets, and muted tones in honey, canary, and mustard.
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GLUE is also stylistically lush, shot against an array of artful backdrops and accompanied by a zingy soundtrack by Nina Hynes.
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It's like a blend of Vaseline's Rosy Lip Tin with a dash of zingy citrus (that's probably what lends the sparkling quality).
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Simply shake tomato juice, vodka, and zingy lime juice with ground Bengali mustard seeds and half a chili for some soothing heat.
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Specifically, this extra zingy version with a few tweaks to the original recipe on the back of that trusty Frank's RedHot bottle.
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Brighten up a tin of tuna with a kick from Sriracha and plenty of veggie toppings such as zingy pickled red onion.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — Two veteran weekend constructors, Erik Agard and Joon Pahk, combine forces today and slap a zingy grid on the table.
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Zink's story is bawdy and loopy and unpredictable, her prose zingy and energetic, and her characters almost as insufferable as they are lovable.
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The 2004 film is filled with so many zingy one-liners, potty humor moments, and cringe-worthy situations that few other comedies compare.
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Mr. Lee serves the catfish in a traditional way, fried alongside a zingy jalapeño-mint aioli and pickled scuppernongs, a sweet Southern grape.
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It is macaroni and cheese, if the cheese were ricotta instead of Cheddar, and it's creamy and carby and zingy from the lemon.
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But when that zingy endorphin high from my workout fades, I'm still left with a sad, greasy ponytail and a hankering for Shake Shack.
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Lifted from their forthcoming fourth album, the song is a zingy kind of indie-pop that sounds more surf-ready than Northern England-morose.
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Salmon in Parsley Sauce Fish loves a salty, zingy, herby sauce, and this one — with lemons, scallions and capers — is very easy to make.
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What really counts, however, is the show's zingy humor, which can involve coconuts filled with merlot and random jokes about Bonnie Bedelia in Die Hard.
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One can visit a 1917 "Painterly Architectonic" painting in MoMA's permanent collection, hanging slyly next to a Malevich, both enhanced by zingy passages of pink.
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The biodynamic vineyard yields a zingy savagnin, a verdelho and a tempranillo, which are complemented by dishes like saltwater barramundi and crispy-skin duck. mimosawines.com.
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Also popular is the Uvaggio Vermentino from California, which Bloomberg described as "zingy," and whose 2012 vintage received 4 out of 5 stars on wine.com.
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Nevertheless, Feud is so zingy — with such commanding lead performances by Susan Sarandon as Davis and Jessica Lange as Crawford — that its dodgy ethics are forgivable.
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I really liked the sauce because it was like, zingy was the way that Wayne described it to me, kind of tangy, you really get that vinegar.
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It is just so insanely satisfying to jam half a lemon in there and press it down so that all the zingy, citrus-y juices gush out.
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One minute later, vegetables I would have almost definitely thrown away if I'd found them in my fridge have been transformed into something fresh, green, and zingy tasting.
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Cocktails like the zingy Lemon-H (with homemade lemonade and bourbon) are served in the bright, airy parlor and outside — where rattan rocking chairs line the front porch.
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She ordered us both something called Ramona; it was a bubbly, pinkish concoction with a zingy, fragrant grapefruit tang, and it came from a can, like a soda.
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Using a combination of soy sauce, honey, garlic and coriander instead of water to steam-cook the chicken keeps the meat moist and infuses it with zingy flavor.
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Chicken wings are cloaked in zingy peri peri sauce, made of South African-cultivated chiles blended with lemon juice and spices, for hours before they are flame-grilled.
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Colors So Ugly You Just Can't Look Away We've seen a return to color over the past few years, with designers shunning black in favor of zingy pastel and primary hues.
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There's even a non-oil dressing flavoured with shiso and a condiment called yukari which is "dehydrated shiso with salt that give that zingy taste of pickled red shiso," he says.
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With the brothers Julian and Cody Levine, he dreamed up two toothpastes: one for the morning (a zingy wintergreen and peppermint) and one for the evening (a calming peppermint-vanilla-lavender).
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Anderson's distinctive sense of humor and rapid pacing keeps the whole thing zingy and fun, but at its core, the book is a dark satire of American imperialism across the world.
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Dense date doughnuts—inspired by sfenj , a spongy, springy Moroccan fritter—are made of date-and-almond batter, stuffed with smoked trout, and served with a zingy, palate-stimulating curry-citrus vinaigrette.
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For starters, there's the zingy premise: Over dinner one night, Nancy, a retired librarian approaching 80, turns to Bill, her husband of 50 years, and calmly announces that she wants a divorce.
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Next he brought them crispy croquettes of hung yogurt—the Indian version of Greek yogurt, strained and thick—with a zingy fuchsia-colored beetroot-ginger sauce and an edible orchid too pretty to eat.
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Then there are the cute shade names (like Coral Kisses, a zingy orange; Halo, a shimmery Champagne; and Mermaid, a shimmery teal-gray) and the pigment itself, which is ultra-fine, high intensity, and incredibly blendable.
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I bought a cup of goats' milk ice cream (an extra-zingy mint chocolate chip) made at the dairy, then sat down with Mr. Perkin within view of a good number of the dairy's 180 goats.
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It's uncanny how the essence of hot pepper really comes through for truly zingy fettuccine that contrast beautifully with sweet vegetables — delicious tossed with corn and zucchini in the summer, or with roasted winter squash during the cooler months.
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In fact LA duo Woolf and the Wondershow specialize in a kind of zingy pop laden with strings and synths, skippy beats and soaring toplines, the occasional harpsichord and a whistle line ("Talking to the Mirror"—about a light fingered lady).
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At the recommendation of my waitress — Rando's denim-cut-off-clad teenage daughter, on summer break from her high school in Lipari — my next course was a springy homemade tagliatelle with fried eggplant and, of course, capers: zingy and satisfying.
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From zingy checked suiting and Peter Pan-collared coats to Fair Isle cardigans over crisp white shirts, whether we steal it from our boyfriends or invest in it ourselves, the pieces felt like a natural extension of the designer's signature aesthetic.
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Whether you like your tuna zingy (hello, Thai Chili Style) or classic (I see you, Herb & Garlic), you're a quick tear away from taking a bowl of lettuce or a pile of high-fiber crackers to a whole new level of satisfaction!
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Set in Montreal, it is full of scenes of zingy dialogue and touching moments between their group of buddies, as they get drunk, play cards, taunt each and fight - a personal tale in more ways than one, as many of the cast are Dolan's friends.
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From the $2 jelly eye mask that will make you look rested and refreshed on your first day to the zingy $7 cleansing stick that will make you want to wash your face in the morning, we have all the best — and cheapest — skin-care buys you should grab before September rolls around.
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The first time I ate it, I marvelled at the mountainous cragginess of the exceptionally thick, crispy crust, and at the carnal pleasure of the fat it had absorbed in the fryer, cut with a sprinkling of zingy Cajun herbs and spices, twinkling red like the glitter on a burlesque dancer's corset.
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"The advertisements simply seek to associate the launch of the Rusty Yak Ginger Ale product with redheads in our community in an affectionate, light-hearted, and humorous way by linking the hair color with the 'crisp and zingy Rusty Yak gingery flavor' as stated in the advertisements," the company said in a statement.
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In 2000, he returned to the United States where he founded Zingy, a mobile media start-up which he grew to $200 million in revenue. In, 2004, Grinda sold Zingy for $80 million to Japanese media conglomerate For-Side. He remained CEO until 2005.
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Henrik Valeur was born in Denmark in 1966 to visual artist Mogens Valeur and fashion designer Birgitte Valeur. His grandfathers were both civil engineers.Niveditha Ravikumar. Interview: In Conversation with Architect and Urbanist Henrik Valeur, Zingy Homes, Tete-A-Tete with Experts, October 26, 2015.
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He was in the process of designing the erotic pinball game Zingy Bingy, when Capcom closed its pinball division. After pinball, Anghelo worked for several companies including Bay Tek Games to design novelty games such as Chameleon Paradize. Many fundraisers were started to pay medical bills from cancer. Anghelo died on April 9, 2014.
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Green Zebra tomatoes Green Zebra is a tomato cultivar with characteristic dark green and yellow stripes. Newer variations blush reddish instead of yellow when ripe. It is more tart (described as 'spicy' and 'zingy') than a regular tomato, and it is an early cultivar. Compared to other tomato varieties, it can produce somewhat mealy fruits depending on growing conditions.
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Impromptu has received mixed reviews. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 76% based on 17 reviews, with an average score of 6/10. Jeff Millar of the Houston Chronicle wrote that the film is "a zingy, impudent little essay on gender, with the exquisitely confusing George Sand at its center."Millar, Jeff.
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The actors' performances were also commended, with particular praise for Roach, who was characterised as "funny, likeable and endearingly crude as Nina, then captivating and clever when the charade drops". Patrick Mulkern, writing for RadioTimes.com, also praised the "zingy funny lines" in the earlier part of the episode, and Butler commended the "smart, gentle humour" offered by the contrast between Nina and Squires.
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This is the third directorial venture of Shaad Ali, and second with Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy, after the caper comedy Bunty Aur Babli. The album has a dhol-oriented sound. Santoor, sarangi and flute were used for the melody "Bol Na Halke Halke" and Mahalakshmi Iyer has sung in a lower key. "Ticket to Hollywood" has a hip hop feel to it, while "Kiss of Love" is a zingy and rambunctious.
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Fabrice Grinda (born 3 August 1974) is a French entrepreneur, blogger for Business Insider and super angel, with more than 200 investments around the world, including Alibaba Group, Airbnb, Beepi, FanDuel, Palantir, and Windeln. Grinda has had $300 million in investment exits. He is the co-founder and former CEO of Aucland, Zingy, and OLX and is a frequent conference speaker on trends in technology, emerging markets, and investing.
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The beverage titled "Maybe it would be better if we worked in groups of two and a half," was sold for £50 per serving.Spoonfed Arts Team, "Artists to make £50 cocktails at SUNDAY Art Fair ", Spoonfed; accessed 10 October 2010. In 2010, he composed a score of "zingy electronica" for the artists' film Beijing, made by his ex-wife, Sarah Morris. In 2019, Gillick and New Order (band) released a new live album.
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" John McClain of the New York Journal American declared it to be "The most inventive and stylized and altogether infectious new musical in recent recollection", pronouncing it "the sheerest farce..gay, zingy, amoral, witty and shot with style. It comes very close to being a new form in musicals." He praised Loesser's score, saying, "All the music has been integrated into the plot, to fit the mood as well as the momentum. His lyrics are generally superb.
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On 4 January 2008, EDF Energy began advertising on the television through ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and various Satellite channels. EDF Energy are using "It's not easy being green" as their slogan to target a new greener eco friendly image. In 2009, with Euro RSCG London, EDF Energy created the Team Green Britain campaign, in which Olympic athletes encouraged Britons to be more environmentally aware. On 2 April 2012, EDF Energy launched an advert, including their new mascot, Zingy.
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" For Hindustan Times, film critic Khalid Mohamed gave Dostana a three- out-of-five rating: "Good taste, pop colour Miami locations, high-end costumes, make-up styling and the A-grade Dharma Productions values add up to a zingy entertainer". Rajeev Masand also gave the film a positive review, calling it "a barrel of non-stop laughs": "It puts the fun back into the movies. You laugh harder than you have in a long time. It's a film with a one- point agenda – to entertain you while you're in your seat.
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The single was first announced on New Year's Eve 2006, where Ellis-Bextor performed the song on the BBC's "New Year Live" show. "Catch You" was written by Cathy Dennis and co-written by Greg Kurstin and Rhys Barker and produced by Greg Kurstin. It is a pop rock song and combines guitars, zingy keyboards, nu wave angular guitars with a nagging pop melody. The lyrics concern Sophie possibly bugging various parts of her bloke's flat (mailbox, "easy chair", flatscreen), in the hope that she will "catch him".
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The song was used in a 1999 UK TV advert for the body spray Physio Sport. The song was played in an episode of the BBC comedy show Gimme Gimme Gimme when the character Linda gets ready for bed before she is due to meet a secret admirer. In 2003, the song was sung by the main character, Ken, carrying out bar/landlord duties, in the opening episode of the first season of the BBC2 sitcom, Early Doors. The song was also in a 2013 EDF Energy advert, featuring the popular Keepon Zingy, introduced in 2012.
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Matchmakers are an elongated chocolate confectionery product made by Nestlé. Thin, twig-like and brittle, they were first launched in 1968 by Rowntree's and were one-third of the length they are now - about the length of a match. For many years they were available in either orange, mint, lemon (from its 25th anniversary) or coffee flavour (from its 10th anniversary). In 2003 Nestlé attempted to raise brand awareness by changing the names of the flavours to Cool Mint and Zingy Orange and adding Brilliant Blackcurrant and Sizzling Strawberry flavour - which counted 'black pepper flavoured sugar pieces' among its ingredients.
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Kaif's career prospects changed in 2007, when she appeared in four Bollywood hits. In an interview with The Indian Express, she called Vipul Amrutlal Shah's romantic comedy Namastey London a milestone, saying that "for the first time, [she] had a dominating role". Kaif used her life in London as a reference for her role as a spoilt British Indian girl intent on marrying her self-centred British boyfriend, despite her parents' disapproval. Although critics expressed mixed views on the film, Sukanya Verma wrote that Kaif "suits the role to the T" and "brings the zingy mix of her character alive with style and substance".
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SFX magazine reviewer Nick Setchfield awarded "The Girl Who Waited" five out of five stars, praising Hurran as well as the performance of the three leads. Patrick Mulkern of Radio Times praised MacRae's dialogue because "it works so beautifully and is delivered to perfection by Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill". He also commented on Gillan's make-up job for the older Amy, which "is brilliant in its subtlety" but wished her hair could have been "chopped or grey". Christopher Bahn of The A.V. Club was less positive about the episode, grading it as a B-. He praised the early scene where Amy was abandoned for the "zingy dialogue" but found himself "enjoying the cleverness of the explanation without really buying into it".
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" Critic Michael Wilmington also gave the film a mixed review in the Los Angeles Times, calling it "an entertaining movie from a bad script." He criticized Jahnson's script as "one more out of the VCR cookie-cutter: a revenge Western in the old Henry King-Henry Hathaway mold" and for being "stripped to minimal, car-chase, '80s limits and spiced up with slapstick and an allegedly colorful subculture—which isn't very well portrayed", but complimented the cinematography and directing, saying "the deep-focus, scorching cinematography of Robert Richardson (Platoon) is more than movies like this usually give you. Director Penelope Spheeris handles the material with relish. Spheeris has an eye and a sense of humor, and she keeps everything overripe and zingy.
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Anthony Zuppero is an American nuclear scientist who is noted for his work in nuclear thermal rockets using water as the propellant.TheRegister: The best mad scientist memoir of the year, Zuppero's zingy tale of space travel and bonkers weaponry Early in his career he worked on nuclear weaponry, including one proposal to try to move a 1 gigatonne nuclear bomb to Russia in under two minutes, which he was able to show was impractical.Autobiography: To Inhabit The Solar System "Just before he left the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory, Department of Energy, where he worked from 1991 through 1998, he was the (de facto) Principal Investigator, Nuclear Space Transport Systems." Zuppero has proposed nuclear and solar powered steam- propelled spacecraft.
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Album of the Year assessed the critical consensus as 66 out of 100, based on 33 reviews. Many reviewers found it overlong and lacking in a cohesive theme, while claiming Drake was not challenging himself artistically; according to MTV's Meghan Garvey, the unenthusiastic response to the record may have been attributed to Drake's "unwillingness (or inability) to significantly evolve beyond his time-tested signature sound, clinging to the comfort of the same frosty 40 beats, zingy aphorisms, and perennial trust issues". Reviewing Views in The New York Times, Jon Caramanica said Drake's "emotional excavations aren't as striking as they were a few years ago, when they had the sting of the new to them." In The A.V. Club, Evan Rytlewski argued that he had "done this before and done it better", describing the album as "too long and stubbornly low energy".
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A 2009 profile of Hughes in The Believer called Hughes "one of the best pop songwriters in America, a musical autodidact and a heavy-hearted leonine balladeer whose confessions from the world off 277 will break your heart."Joe Hagan, "The Ballad of Benji Hughes", The Believer, July/August 2009. A lengthy 2014 profile by New York music critic Jody Rosen commented that Hughes's extensive following among other musicians and other celebrities was such that "[h]e may have as many famous admirers as civilian ones", and praised his songs for "the way they toss together zingy pop-culture references and traditionalist songcraft; their blend of hepcat shagginess and poetic precision; and especially the mix of wry and lavishly romantic, of tongue-in- cheek and heart-on-sleeve."Jody Rosen, "Meet Benji Hughes, the Best Songwriter You've Never Heard Of", Vulture.
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