Sentence examples for Had reinvigorated from inspiring English sources

He had reinvigorated one of the country's great football clubs, AC Milan.

Activists said the prosecutions and Lam's election had reinvigorated the pro-democracy camp.

He told the audience that taking up the post had reinvigorated his stage career.

In "The Republican Roosevelt," Professor Blum argued that Theodore Roosevelt had reinvigorated a presidency that had been in decline since the Civil War.

The session comes just months after the United States expanded sanctions against Tehran and a day after The New York Times reported that the United States had reinvigorated a long-running program to sabotage Iran's missile and space rocket launches.

Now that the BBC had reinvigorated its series with the likes of Spooks, Doctor Who, Life on Mars and Bleak House, it made sense to reinstate a regular slot for single dramas.

"His plans have reinvigorated him.

Actually, 3M has reinvigorated itself of late.

But the shock seems to have reinvigorated the trade ministry.

The extended collaboration has reinvigorated efforts at the company level.

Miller's essay has reinvigorated an ongoing debate.