Indeed, if you want to put a bit of pizzazz into your pub pilsner, opting for a Czech classic such as Pilsner Urquell or German imports such as Jever or Veltins is a sensible way to start.
Influenced by the Hollywood musical, on his return to France Petit began to choreograph in commercial theatre alongside his work on the ballet stage, melding ballet, jazz and popular song, American pizzazz with French chic and sophistry.
And when it comes to marketing pizzazz, the trendier Hindu ashrams are more than a match for America's pastorpreneurs.
Safe as houses Fizzing with rage Commercial law Catwalk credentials Tap to hail A new business idol ReprintsMs Ahrendts should add pizzazz to Apple's bricks-and-mortar shops, which are the most profitable in America measured by sales per square foot.
For all its flat-screen dazzle and high-bandwidth pizzazz, it seemed the world had run out of ideas.Glide pathThe argument that the world is on a technological plateau runs along three lines.
In just 17 overs his team, Royal Challengers, scored 161 to beat Sunrisers Hyderabad.Less than 24 hours later, with somewhat less pizzazz, Essex began their season in the English County Championship.
No wonder the atmosphere was bitter (see article).At least a deal was done, thanks partly to the determined chairmanship of Germany's Angela Merkel, partly to the pizzazz of France's hyperactive new president, Nicolas Sarkozy.
Showing an admirable faith in markets, the president seems to think that economic policy will basically run itself; what you need is a bit of pizzazz to sell the president's reforms.
In the crowd, young Latin American directors, a clutch of Mexican actors and several European agents in light jackets propped their elbows on the padded leather counter and clinked "gintonics" in glasses the size of fishbowls.Accessible and relaxed, San Sebastian lacks the pizzazz and the break-neck pace of premier-league film festivals in Cannes, Venice or Toronto.
And for better or worse, the outcome of the global recession will be closer regulation of the world's economic and financial systems, for years to come.Especially in the English-speaking world, governments say they are trying hard to bring some private-sector pizzazz to all aspects of public administration, including recruitment.
AFTER years of drift and sleaze, the Congress-led government of Manmohan Singh has found some pizzazz.
