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1. The 'new' film is just a souped-up version of the 1948 original.

2. Using souped-up scanners and antennas, thieves station themselves near mobile phone callers.

3. Then we get the young yobs, driving souped-up Minis and Capris.

4. Hybrigenics relies on a combination of souped-up yeast and powerful computing techniques to get the job done.

5. The company spend billions on souped-up broadband services.

6. But does the average Joe really need such souped-up chips?

7. An automobile approaching with a souped-up audio system in it, and what sound do you hear at the very first?sentencedict.com/souped-up.html

8. With a souped-up cooling system, our ancestors could afford to develop ever-bigger brains - leading to culture, tools, fire, and language.

9. Pair that with a souped-up lunar lander similar to the original, and you're back on the moon.

10. And it possessed all the glamour of a souped-up lawnmower .

11. Asa player, he had resembled something of a souped-up Bryan Robson.

12. In the case of servers, souped-up computers that dish up data, the market shift Cisco intends to ride is virtualisation.

13. Researchers handed nearly a hundred subjects souped-up cell phones that recorded information about calls, text messages and even how physically close callers were to those they contacted.

14. Its first stage is a souped-up version of one of the shuttle's solid-fuel rockets; its top stage is a similarly muscled-up model of the Saturn's massive J2 engines.

15. Mooney was talking to three punks who lounged on the hood of the souped-up gray Chevy.

16. Even above the sound of their own engine she could hear the drumming beat of Oscar's souped-up motor.

17. For those whose notions of time travel were formed in the 1980s, it would be a souped-up stainless steel sports car.

18. At first glance, it may look like a mere souped-up jumpsuit.

19. ABI Research mentions initiatives like OMA's Smartcard Web Server, essentially a souped-up SIM card that connects directly with the carrier to push applications to mobile phones.

20. An honorary mention goes to the new phrase "dynamic rightsizing", which means regular sackings, only more exciting and souped-up.

21. In fact, bindings to multiple transports are defined by the specifications to HTTP, the Wireless Session Protocol (a kind of souped-up HTTP), and Object Exchange (OBEX).

22. He and an IBM colleague now have it running on a souped-up laptop, he says, but it is too slow to provide the near-instantaneous use on large sets of data that cloud users would demand.