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The book is peppered with quips, presumably to remind the reader that he is not studying for an exam but is supposed to be having fun.

You can barely make out his face, but you can see his hair is peppered with silver and his skin is worn.

A paragraph peppered with unfamiliar words and familiar words used in unfamiliar ways can be intimidating.

His speech was peppered with the theoretical contortions that the party relies on to explain its ideology to the masses.

So there's a layer of respect, admittedly, for your truthfulness, but it's peppered with hate.

"From Soviet to Putin and Back" is an encyclopedic history of Russia's oil industry, peppered with acerbic remarks about its politics.

But does this suggest that board membership is a right rather than the culmination of a long career peppered with personal sacrifices?

The leopard is passing over this ridge, with an infinite black sky, peppered with tufts of snow, behind him.

The book is peppered with stories of individuals who overcame tremendous struggles and worries.

Sonoita, a tiny census-designated place with less than 1, 000 residents, is peppered with ranches, vacation and retirement homes.

Modern banking is peppered with tales of rogue traders blowing holes in their employers' balance sheets.

His speeches are peppered with pledges to get rid of earmarks (spending tagged for politicians' pet projects).

He looked a lot like me, only his hair was peppered with silver and his skin was worn.

s speech was peppered with a plethora of quotations from the Koran.

Its daily two-hour broadcasts are peppered with small titbits on farming, medicine, health and music.

of the 27th Infantry Regiment is peppered with stones after firing mortar rounds at Outpost Monti in Kunar province.

Peppered with in-depth quotations from other writings on the forces within rocks.

He has also filled out physically, his frame now stouter and his hair peppered with grey.

Management was this week peppered with questions about the low productivity of AIA's agents.

Still, the new WHO report was peppered with uncertainty.

This blog is also peppered with personal content; Trunk often speaks about the balance between work and home.

I have given speeches and Table Topics presentations peppered with plenty of ums, ahs and you knows.

The Torres Straits are peppered with islands and at night we anchored on the lee of one or other of them.

The deer was peppered with shot all down one side.

His blog is peppered with comments such as "selling anything is fine but selling out the country is wrong! "

He was peppered with bullets.

She looked out, and the night was peppered with stars.

I think entrepreneurs are understandably annoyed when they get peppered with questions they can't possibly have the answer for.

The campus is peppered with artificial ponds where stone benches and floating lotus blossoms inspire reflection.

Isolation breeds linguistic diversity: as a result, the world is peppered with languages