pep up

The hope was this would pep up the economy in time for the Presidential campaign.

Still, a good roadside building can really pep up the scenery.

I think we came in more pepped up for this game."

Oh, I suppose she was out to pep up her program, but that's beside the point.

He concluded by saying, "What better way to pep up a dull day?"

"Stamford needs something like this to pep up the downtown area."

Mail order bee jelly business they're trying to pep up.

Yes, he did: some hot sauce to pep up the black beans and rice.

They often serve to pep up the political debate.

If he sees you and you're not all pepped up, he wants to talk.

A delicious way to pep up your summer salads.

"I'd like your permission to pep up your language centers."

Keep crimson flowers in your sight line to pep up a jam-packed day.

He'd been all pepped up when he arrived.

A cup of hot and sour soup was pepped up with chopped chives.

I will not attempt to pep up my stories by introducing a greater degree of action-adventure.

Supporters also say that shortening the workday would pep up Spain's economy.

This was the most encouragement the boy got there, and it proved not enough to pep up his dismal sales figures.

But maybe - just maybe - he could pep up his portfolio, some said, by venturing into technology.

There was a throbbing soft-rock soundtrack to pep up the audience.

Wash gave her a little shake and said in a low, sharp voice: 'Pep up now!

They pep up when we discuss something absolutely of-the-pop-cult-moment.

She shot the 8th graders all pepped up for the all-nighter.

And, the report says, something absolutely must be done to pep up dreary places like 100 Centre Street.

When he wasn't rehearsing, he was expected to pep up the crowd on the lawn.