Sentence examples for that will pep up from inspiring English sources

Buy one for Granny; that will pep up Christmas morning.

It is more likely that a hedge-fund allocation is part of a "Hail Mary" bet, with pension schemes looking for something, anything, that will pep up returns, and help to reduce yawning deficits.

But it's kept perky with the help of Alice Piezecki, a listicle writer for LA Magazine who will pep up any conversation with her own sex-related titbit.

The schools say the devices will pep up class discussions and give students quick access to important information, like local maps and academic calendars.

It is still hoping the cut will help pep up domestic demand, though there is little sign of that yet.

After the "northern dimension", which the Finns have been promoting, the Portuguese may try selling the idea of a "southern dimension", in the hope that the Union will be persuaded to pep up co-operation with North Africa to encourage more of its inhabitants, among other things, to stay at home.

Subtle notes of accent colours such as sage, aubergine or mustard will pep things up.

In my experience, that really assists the efficiency of the ward and that leads to pepping up and, sustaining morale.

But this barely controversial policy will do a lot more to pep up the NHS.

The Carbo is a new electric bike that weighs a mere 27 pounds and can pep up your morning commute.

6.34pm GMT 34 min: That header has pepped up Anvil Kharkiv no end.