Sentence examples for spook up from inspiring English sources

It may have opened a bit late for Halloween, but this will spook up your winter nicely.

Ms. Ronan and some special contact lenses spook up the Wanderer (renamed Wanda), but the alien's serenity is a dreary liability.

Check out the slideshow below to find some simple (and free!) ways to spook up your home.

When it comes to putting the finishing touches on your Halloween home, there's no reason to visit a store or even leave your house at all! Go on a scavenger hunt through your home and gather old clothes, empty bottles, and a few other random items, to make these 39 easy decorations and spook up your space for free! 1.

Still, Ma Rainey — played here by that doyenne of defiance Whoopi Goldberg — is not "spooked up with the white men".

The AUV also captured sharks swimming close to the bottom when they were in shallower waters, which Skomal said may be "an effort to snatch prey or spook it up from below, or associated with navigation".

Ms Fernández says spooks cooked up false allegations against her that formed the basis of Mr Nisman's accusing document; she thinks rogue agents may have killed him.

Like the Alien franchise, it offers a kind of feminised action thriller along with a revamp of the Old Dark House horror movie, where spooks rear up around every corner.

For all his many faults, it is hard to imagine that Putin is often in the dark about what his spooks are up to.

And Spooks plays up to the worst element of Britain's intelligence services: their excessive and unnecessary secrecy, prompting jokes in the trade about Secret Squirrel.

It seems very knowledgeable about the private language of this old-boy network ('the rocking chair is still smiling' appears to mean that President Kennedy is pleased with what the spooks are up to) and how the agency regards itself.