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Although this was a less splashy free-agency period for the Sky, Wade expressed confidence in the Sky’s acquisitions based on their fit centered around Copper’s strengths.

Baz Luhrmann’s splashy “Elvis” biopic attempts to make the King relevant to a new generation.

It may not have the money for splashy advertising campaigns, but an MVNO can offer many core features that were once restricted to the big players.

It’s often the splashy elements of music that are discussed: namely the choruses and the guitar solos.

The Eikon fights offer a nice reprieve of splashy particle effects, but those also diminish in frequency as the game goes on.

Throughout the 2000s, PETA became well known for its splashy fashion week tactics — not only crashing shows, but at Anna Wintour.

While all eyes were on June’s opening of a splashy new pub attached to Skaha Lake Marina, a community group that’s now responsible for rebuilding and running the docks there has been hard at it, too.

According to this theory, the National Football League rigged games “so the couple can make a splashy endorsement (of Biden),” according to the Vox report.

Following a splashy world premiere at Hugh Grant vehicle has dropped a new trailer and poster.

It's been a minute since we've seen Anne Hathaway in a big splashy rom-com.

The festivals, Laurent said, are a periodic way to attract bigger crowds, with splashy events that build momentum and bring local dance communities together.

Then came a splashy IPO and eventually a buyout worth billions, the classic startup fairy tale.

Thursday's sentencing followed the November 2023 conviction by a federal jury in New York of Bankman-Fried, who once made the cover of financial magazines and financed splashy Super Bowl television ads in 2022.

Whereas Macron’s Ensemble alliance has sought to distance itself from the president’s image, the RN’s election manifesto is filled with splashy portraits of the prime minister-in-waiting.

But supercomputing skills are in shortening supply, something Dekate refers to as the workforce "greying," in the wake of a generation of developers going to splashy startups rather than academia or the more staid firms where HPC is in use.

Free of the usual album cycle fanfare—the splashy lead single, months of social media theatrics and a massive world tour—Swift had a rare opportunity with to ignore timing and expectations.

In the lead-up to Laudato Si’ in 2015, the church held a splashy multimedia rollout in a Vatican hall for journalists and other church officials.

Strand, Allen and Cyrus Running’s art inspired many after them, but their dark muted tones soon gave way to splashy, colorful statements at the end of the decade, like George Pfeifer’s abstract landscape painting.

The executive director of Prairie Harm Reduction (), the Saskatoon organization that runs the facility at 1516 20th St. W., said a splashy ribbon cutting ceremony didn’t seem appropriate.

The return of the Juno Awards to Toronto, for the first time in a decade, was expected to be an especially splashy affair, with many past honourees returning for the momentous occasion, which was slated to be held inside the Scotiabank Arena.