peppiness

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• The dual-density foam compound is seriously peppy yet still somehow forgiving enough for my addled ankle tendons.

• A base four-cylinder turbo is peppy enough, especially for in-town driving.

• These tracks were crafted to be especially relaxing based on research about how our brains react to sound, so they’re a good place to start if your usual musical taste is too peppy.

• The vibrancy seems fitting for tools used to create cocktails, which in my house usually err on the side of citrusy and fruity and peppy.

• Peters, the bike-industry veteran, concurs, saying he’s ridden motors rated at 250 watts nominal power that feel peppier than units with higher nominal power ratings.

• Her style, much like her diminutive nickname, is best described as “Hamptons twee”—preppy and peppy.

• At the beginning, Sex and the City is acid-smart not peppy-smart, the women recognizably normal rather than demented glamazons.

• Scarborough, now a co-host of the unreasonably peppy “Morning Joe” on MSNBC, is a former congressman from Florida.

• Peppy Miller (Berenice Béjo) is the admiring ingénue who gets her big break on the soundstage.

• He flirts with a female co-star, Peppy (Berenice Bejo), but the real love of his life is his dog.

• Peppy turned toward her companion with one of her clearest and most straightforward expressions.

• Secretly, for it was not Peppy's way to take men into his confidence where it might be avoided, he got himself a coil of rope.

• She asked if every one was out of the castle, and being assured that it was so, said, Is Peppy (her dog) safe?

• The leader then started the meeting off with roll call and a peppy song to the tune of “America.”