| Since then 100 gardens have been installed in Chicago's schools. More broadly, Mr Emanuel has pepped up education. |
| It had also pepped up his spirits to realise a higher dream like participating in an international event. |
| But soon, the trainers pepped up Charlie with a little bit of sweet-talking. |
| Instantly, the water pepped him, and he was able to fully open his eyes. |
| The organisers, further pepped up the evening with a host of games, that had the audience all over the floor, quite literally. |
| The children are usually depressed and need to be pepped up. |
