Sentence examples for pepped up from inspiring English sources

Back then, prices pepped up again quickly.

A yucca-wasabi crust pepped up a mahi-mahi steak.

Maize-soya porridge can be pepped up with mangoes, tamarind or tomatoes.

Or perhaps pepped up with merken, a blend of spicy hot chili flakes and coriander?

The sausage was pepped up by Dijon mustard and a serving of crisp, delicious chips.

The switch back to falling interest rates has weakened the krona and pepped up exports.

Their actions briefly pepped up stockmarkets, and, more importantly, stabilised credit markets.

(On retirement, the stallion was shipped to Virginia, where he apparently pepped up American bloodlines).

The dish was pepped up by a chickpea paste with red pepper, jalapenos, parsley and garlic.

Like Vodafone, many firms paid dizzy prices justified by pepped-up forecasts.

He can rig the election, as he did a 2002 referendum on his rule, though this would be more difficult against a pepped-up opposition.